Hey there, here we go again. This is another great episode.

This time I turned into a podcast an old essay and theses proposal for my undergrad committee at Universidade Federal de Goias. The paper started through a thoroughly discussion about philosophy, music, cross-cultural ideas, sociologic/ethnomusicologic study of different music concepts, and music understanding. Straight to the standpoint of things like music teaching, methods and other ideas.

This was an attempt on explaining how and why music work the way it is, systematically, and lay down some fundamentals for a more sociologic/cultural approach to teach music for children and adults.

So sometimes it was an art education work and other times a "dialectical and historical materialism", or less sophisticated social history of music in a more phenomenological approach.

This work was conceived with the orientation of the doctor in art education prof. Dr. Fernanda P. Cunha. but never reached it full objectives for lack of scientific resources at the time.

Sit back and enjoy. Thanks for listening.

This is another episode for the rhythm room podcast. This one comes from a paper I, Augusto, wrote back in the day as an undergrad student in Morehead State University, KY-USA. It was a research paper on foreign exchange studies related to music and its influences. This paper was possible with the guidance of Dr. Brian Mason and Dr. Deb Eastwood. The actual paper is followed by some sheet music composition that were meant to illustrate and experiment with ideas from the text. Sit back and take a listen, this is a fun one. Thanks.

Hey there, here I got another episode for you about samba and its culture. The Brazilian way should I say, here I create this episode from a report made in my (Augusto Santos) days with samba and teaching samba.

Hey welcome to the Rhythm Room, here we got the 4th episode for the podcast. This time I got a text I wrote sometime ago and made it in podcast. Most like a music diary. This time all about music education and about the percussion section. Hope you like it.

This podcast is a brief summary of Augusto Santos' undergrad conclusion paper for the percussion course at Universidade Federal de Goias in Brazil oriented by dr. Fabio Oliveira. This time we got part 2 with a more in depth analyses. Here Augusto discusses the main points of Leigh Howard Stevens book (MOM) shedding light on its crucial aspects.

This is a podcast telling in a brief manner the history of the beginning of Rudimental Percussion in Brazil, which had amongst its main leading pioneers John Grant, Dr. John Wooton and Dr. John E. Boudler.

This podcast is a brief summary of Augusto Santos' undergrad conclusion paper for the percussion course at Universidade Federal de Goias in Brazil oriented by dr. Fabio Oliveira. Here Augusto discusses the main points of Leigh Howard Stevens book (MOM) shedding light on its main aspects.