Erica Giesbrecht

Researcher favorable to the restoration of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, dissatisfied with the scrapping of the Ministries of Education and Culture and eager for a return to democratic normality in Brazil. Graduated in Social Sciences (1999), MA in Social Anthropology (2002) and doctorate in music from the University of Campinas (2011), with internship abroad in Ethnomusicology at Queen's University Belfast, (2009). She concluded in 2016 her Post Doctorate in Social Anthropology at the University of São Paulo, with internship abroad in Visual Anthropology (BEPE- FAPESP) at Paris Ouest - Nanterre (2016). Since 2010 she's participated as collaborating professor in Music Department at the State University of Campinas, teaching ethnomusicology. Her teaching experience is complemented by teaching undergraduation courses at Music and Arts Departments - Unicamp (stage - 2008, 2010) and virtual tutoring in the course of Music Education at the Federal University of São Carlos (2012). She has has experience, publications and projects in Ethnomusicology, Visual Anthropology and Performance Anthropology with interest in following subjects: anthropology of sound, african-Brazilian repertoire, expressive cultures, body, memory and performance. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)