Jochen Eisentraut

musician, composer, teacher, writer

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  • Bahia
  • beach life
  • book review
  • boredom
  • Candomblé
  • cultural adoption
  • cultural interaction
  • dance
  • Dostoyevsky
  • Eduardo Campos
  • existential anxiety
  • exoticism
  • Heidegger
  • improvisation
  • James Bond
  • Massa
  • melody
  • Michel Houellebecq
  • modal approach
  • Nego Fugido at Acupe
  • new album
  • news
  • paradox of photography
  • percussion
  • physical theatre
  • plane crash
  • Porto da Barra beach
  • post-modern experience
  • presidential elections
  • Recife
  • reggae
  • Salvador
  • sax
  • sound and music for theatre
  • soundcloud
  • sound design
  • sound system truck
  • street music
  • Sunday
  • swimming
  • tradition and the camera
  • two bodies found in the sea
  • Ubiraci Santos
  • winter swimming in London

The Accessibility of Music – Jochen Eisentraut

Recent Posts

  • Why Salsa Rather Than Sport or Church?
  • Coronavirus, Adopted Cultures and Real Togetherness
  • Reclaiming Community Expression
  • What Are ‘Adopted Cultural Practices’?
  • Why do Salsa, Yoga and Samba Matter?
  • Dresden
  • Today We Leave.
  • German and Exotic
  • Second Time Immigrant – Wales
  • We Don’t Like Each Other Either
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