Mauro Correa
Founder & Brazilian Musician
Studied guitar at the Conservatorio de Musica Luis Gianneo. Played and taught guitar in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and across the United States. Performed for the San Francisco Silent Film Festival (Sangue Mineiro). Helped organize various educational programs related to Brazilian music including work with Choro Camp New England.
Mission Statement
BRAPA is dedicated to promoting Brazilian music education and cultural exchange through various initiatives, including artist tours and workshops as a means of establishing lasting connections between artists, educators, and institutional partners.
Our Vision
We envision a world in which musicians who are passionate about Brazilian music have widespread support systems and concrete resources that facilitate the development and implementation of that art.
Core Values
We believe in collaboration, creativity, and cultural exchange as essential elements in enriching lives through the arts and education.
Programs Offered
Our programs include interactive workshops, live performances, and educational resources designed to connect musicians who share an interest and appreciation for Brazilian music.
Get Involved
Join us in our mission by participating in our events, supporting our artists, and embracing the art of Brazilian music.
Contact Us
For more information about our programs, partnerships, or how to get involved, please reach out to us through our website.