Do Re Tree Concerts
Spring/Summer 2026
August 2026
JULY 2026
- Tues, July 7th - 10:30am - Last Workshop at Mission Bay Park (started June 16th) You can still join us! Just connect!
- Wed, July, 14th - 1pm - Casa Familia Summer Camp
- Wed, July 15th - 10am - City Heights Library
- Thurs, July 23rd at 10:30am - Point Loma Library
- Sat, July 25th at 10:30am - Kensington-Normal Heights Library
- Thurs , July 30th at 12pm - San Isidro Library
- COME TO PLAY MUSIC AND MOVE WITH US at the parkJuly 7th is the last day of 4 workshops
Full SCHEDULE on "events"
Video: April 16 at Point Loma Library - DO RE TREE
After 15 years directing and performing with her group Nós de Chita and practicing Capoeira in a weekly base, and teaching Portuguese language using authentic material, Claudia Lyra continues her performing career as a solo artist as well as with her new Project called DO RE TREE sharing stages with musician and music educator Thiago Winterstein.
She presents an interactive performance appropriate for all ages, starting with a movement and music warm up to draw in the audience. The show length can vary between 30min to 1 hour, including traditional songs, movement, storytelling, percussion, and body music. The songs and storytelling are based on Brazilian oral traditions relating to aspects such as animals, nature, folktales and children's music. The percussion pieces will utilize traditional Brazilian instruments such as the berimbau and caxixi, which are handmade out of natural materials such as wood, gourds, and animal skins. The show ends with an interactive body music piece which gives the audience a chance to play along with us to a Brazilian Rhythm called Baião. These shows always receive positive feedback from parents and educators and I would be honored to share it with your students or audience.
After 15 years directing and performing with her group Nós de Chita and practicing Capoeira in a weekly base, and teaching Portuguese language using authentic material, Claudia Lyra continues her performing career as a solo artist as well as with her new Project called DO RE TREE sharing stages with musician and music educator Thiago Winterstein.
She presents an interactive performance appropriate for all ages, starting with a movement and music warm up to draw in the audience. The show length can vary between 30min to 1 hour, including traditional songs, movement, storytelling, percussion, and body music. The songs and storytelling are based on Brazilian oral traditions relating to aspects such as animals, nature, folktales and children's music. The percussion pieces will utilize traditional Brazilian instruments such as the berimbau and caxixi, which are handmade out of natural materials such as wood, gourds, and animal skins. The show ends with an interactive body music piece which gives the audience a chance to play along with us to a Brazilian Rhythm called Baião. These shows always receive positive feedback from parents and educators and I would be honored to share it with your students or audience.
2025 - Libraries Concerts, Assembly Programs at Schools and Family events
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BRAPA Kids ARTS program (music and movement) follows California education standards to guarantee high quality in Language and Arts Teaching/Learning:
1. For Portuguese classes and literacy or "alfabetização infantil" - World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages by ACTFL
2. For arts and culture programs - VAPA Standards - Visual Arts and Performing Arts Standards for the education in California Schools
SPRING and SUMMER 2025
2024 - Brazilian Music for KIDS at Birthday Parties and/or Family events
2023 Summer, Fall and Winter
2023
Claudia Lyra is part of the teaching artists professional team for different arts organizations. Following CA Standards for Arts Teaching from K- 12 or VAPA as well as Next Generation Science Standards for science and arts projects Claudia brings Brazilian activities to many schools in San Diego - connect here for more information.
She has been developing music and creative movements programs, including Capoeira, at elementary schools in order to increase creative activities during school hours. Arts making increases concentration, equality, social and linguistic skills and it is scientifically proven to be great for better academic performance and engagement. Center for World Music and Arts Education Connection San Diego have been the organizations that Claudia collaborates with and she has the honor to, through these amazing organizations, teach Brazilian music, dance, Portuguese and literature to many children and teachers within San Diego School District and many others.
The group DO RE Tree, former group Nós de Chita, has been performing for more than 100.000 people since then. Our audience includes children, teachers, college students, International Programs at universities including SDSU, UCSD, Harvard University and MIT (MA).
Claudia Lyra accomplished her MA degree of Arts in Dual Language Education at SDSU and is a certified teaching-artists meaning that she has been studying and working with San Diego Unified School District involved in teaching and developing curriculum for Arts Integration programs.
We have been working with different arts education non-profit organizations such as Arts for Learning since 2006, Center for World Music since 2016, Climate Alliance since 2016.
Children will experience, learn, play, live Brazilian Culture including Portuguese Language, Capoeira, Music, Dance, Arts and Crafts, Environment awareness, Story telling and much more.
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