André Felipe is a dedicated graduate teaching associate in Music Education at The Ohio State University, with a profound interest in the intersection of music education and social change. His research interests center around exploring how music education can serve as a catalyst for positive societal transformation. As a versatile educator, André excels in teaching general music and beginner ensemble classes. While his primary instrument is the piano, he embraces the perspective of playing every other instrument, enabling him to adapt to any teaching situation with ease.

Passionate about Brazilian music, André holds a deep appreciation for genres such as forró, choro, and traditional samba. His enthusiasm for these musical traditions enriches his teaching and inspires students to explore diverse cultural expressions through music.

Beyond his professional pursuits, André finds joy in dancing, crossfit, and soccer, reflecting his vibrant Brazilian heritage and commitment to holistic well-being. His diverse interests and dedication to music education make him a valuable asset to the academic community at The Ohio State University.