HausMusik Brasil
Family Recitals since 2007
HausMusik Brasil is a voluntary cultural and educational initiative that transforms the living rooms of Brazilian homes into temporary stages for the arts — intimate, affective spaces where families, artists, and audiences come together through live music.
Activities
Colloquy, Concert & Fellowship — dialogue, live music, and celebration.
Specificities
Palco Affetivo, inclusive diversity, and interactivity — every person has voice and presence.
Concreteness
Printed programme, flowers & chocolates — gestures of care that mark each event.
Palco Affetivo & HausingMusiking
Palco Affetivo is the form — the visible body of the pedagogy, the scenario where love becomes concrete. HausingMusiking is the gesture — the vital movement that inhabits the music and lets the music inhabit those who make it.
“The Palco Affetivo is the house that welcomes; HausingMusiking is the gesture that transcends.”
ISME 2026 — 22 papers
The HausMusik Brasil Scientific Group presents 22 papers at the 37th ISME World Conference in Montreal (July 26–31, 2026) — from indigenous music to music education in vulnerable communities and the spiritual dimensions of musical practice.
Explore the project
The Booklet
Full programme · 22 abstracts
ReadyThe Project
History and the three pillars
ReadyPalco Affetivo & HausingMusiking
The project's concepts
ReadyISME 2026
The 22 scientific papers
Coming soonThe Nuclei
HausMusik across Brazil
Coming soonGallery
Photos of the family recitals
Coming soonVideos
Performances and recordings
Coming soonSchedule
Upcoming recitals
ReadySalete Chiamulera
Founder & coordinator
ReadyContact
Get in touch
HausMusik across Brazil
Family recitals
Upcoming recitals
Salete Chiamulera
Pianist, music educator, and researcher based in Curitiba. Professor of Analysis and Musical Appreciation at EMBAP/UNESPAR since 1983, she studied at the Frédéric Chopin Academy of Music (Warsaw) and earned a Master's in Piano Performance from Kent State University (USA).
Creator of the “Commented Recitals” (more than 300 presentations) and the “Performance Laboratories,” she founded HausMusik Brasil in 2007. Her work — rooted in Christian faith, family values, and radical artistic inclusivity — inspires a growing community of musicians, educators, and families.
