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Rafa Leme is from the saxophone world, specializing in Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) and jazz. Jéssica Falchi is from the guitar world and represents the fury of heavy metal. And what unites these two worlds? The awareness that learning music is like learning a new language—and that goes far beyond isolating yourself in your room trying to master only your instrument: you need to talk, exchange ideas with each other to make it flow! Becoming an ace at what you play, or simply learning something new for your brain to have fun with, involves exchanging knowledge and expanding the way you hear, feel, and think about sound, without extremism. Rafa Leme was once Jéssica's teacher, and this exchange of knowledge shows that a saxophonist can teach perception and dynamics to a guitarist. A cavaquinho player can teach rhythm to a violinist. A drummer can teach tempo to any musician. And a flautist can teach breath control to a singer. In the end, music connects all the time, and whoever understands this gets ahead. There's a music school that believes precisely in this exchange and promises benefits through this method. It's Musixe, which you may have already heard of on social media. And the way Musixe advocates for this intersectionality between instruments and knowledge comes in a special, modern, and "different" way, speaking the language of our time. They offer short 6-minute lessons available on a streaming platform for a monthly fee that gives you access to over 6,000 lessons for 25 instruments and 70 highly differentiated courses such as "university entrance exam preparation," "pedals," and even "bar music," in addition to the more traditional ones. Vocalist and guitarist Daniela Oliveira is the founder of Musixe and has personally experienced the pain of having to step away from music lessons because life's demands overwhelm us, and from this pain she found the remedy. Alongside software engineer and husband João Batista Neto, they transformed this melting pot of ideas into the largest virtual music school in Latin America, currently with over 130,000 students. In Amplifica, Rafael Bittencourt puts this proposal to the test and throws Rafa Leme, a teacher at Musixe, and Jéssica Falchi, the school's ambassador, into the spotlight. Ultimately: does learning music—not just online, but through this exchange between different instruments, experiences, and knowledge—work? Amidst so many online learning platforms, what truly differentiates Musixe? What is so valuable about their model for those who grew up studying music in a traditional way that caught the attention of Kiko Loureiro, who partnered with the business? @musixe.br --------------------- VAULT MUSIC @vaultmusic_br ---------------------- HEARTWORK LABS STUDIO @heartwork.labs Phone: +55 (11) 95963-8914 ---------------------- FRESHCAM The official audiovisual rental company of Amplifica, based in the Vila Madalena neighborhood of São Paulo, whose purpose is to offer quality, speed, and availability. freshcam.com.br ---------------------- LA CHICA EMPANADAS The artists' empanadas are now at Amplifica! The best empanadas in São Paulo make our catering and our cast happier! @lachicaempanadasartesanais ---------------------- HOST: Rafael Bittencourt — @rbittencourton EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Isis Correia | 1a1 Media for Music — @agencia1a1 EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION: Nathália Giraldez — @nath.giraldez LIVE OPERATION: Luciano Gisondi — @lugisondi AUDIO: Renato Haboryni — @renatorhaboryni SOUND ENGINEER: Eder Bach — @eder_bach SET PRODUCTION: Alexandre Sobral — @alesobral1974 EDITING: Brunão Sousa — @_brunaosousa John Mendes — @johnretrata SOCIAL MEDIA: Isis Correia | 1a1 Media for Music — @agencia1a1 Ludymila Kage — @_ludy ---------------------- ✂ AMPLIFICA CLIPS /cortesdoamplificaoficial ✂ AMPLIFICA MUSIC /musicasdoamplificaoficial