Article from the Journal of the Brazilian Association of Music Education - ABEM in collaboration with educator Professor Cecília Cavaliere França.

A method of basic music theory necessary for understanding the fundamental elements of music.

A study method for improvisation.

A previously unreleased composition dedicated to the Brazilian harmonica player Edú da Gaita, recovered by Staneck from the archives of the Antonio Carlos Jobim Institute.

Through progressive exercises, the student gradually becomes familiar with the Harmonica, aiming not only at learning the technique, but also at reading and understanding musical elements in a general way.

Arrangement for trio (harmonica, cello and piano) based on the original version for quintet.

This version of Bizet's famous opera is an arrangement written for trio (harmonica, cello, and piano). The piece is structured in several sections of contrasting movements.

One of Piazzolla's most famous tangos, this arrangement for trio (harmonica, cello, and piano) preserves the emotional drama of the original work.

This is a medley or potpourri that brings together four of the most emblematic works by the Brazilian composer, arranged for duo (Harmonica and Piano) - Ô Abre Alas, Gaúcho (O Corta-Jaca), Lua Branca and Atraente.