Behind the scenes of a conversation with Daniel Oliveira, executive director and clarinettist of Orquestra ECO, we discussed music, education and cultural projects' power to bring people together.
The meeting brought stories and reflections on how art occupies spaces and contributes to the experience of living in the city.
Culture as part of everyday life
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A performance, a theatre or a conversation about music can change our relationship with an address. Connection with culture creates opportunities to meet and expands the places that form part of our week.
In São Paulo, areas such as Itaim Bibi and the surroundings of B32 help us consider that connection between work, urban life and cultural experiences.
Acervo Exclusivo's perspective
When assessing a home, we also seek to understand what happens beyond it. Location relates to the habits, interests and journeys of the people who will live there.
For those who value music and art, access to those places can be one criterion in the choice, alongside layout, privacy and convenience.
Follow the conversation with Daniel Oliveira and discover this perspective on culture and transformation. At Acervo Exclusivo, we believe the stories and experiences around a home also form part of living well.
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