Brazilian drummer, composer, and educator Lucas Fixel offers an open workshop exploring his original compositions and the creative process behind them. Using selected pieces as a starting point, he will guide participants through collective musical experiences involving writing, listening, improvisation, and invention.Rooted in a decolonial perspective, the workshop invites reflection and practice around musical form, melody, harmony, rhythm, texture, interaction, narrative, and invention, opening space for diverse ways of thinking and making music. Participants will engage with multiple forms of musical notation—from traditional scores to graphic representations, oral systems, and intuitive methods—broadening the possibilities of musical expression and communication.
Open to musicians of all instruments who are interested in creative processes, deep listening, and intercultural exchange.