Cibele Sabioni

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Creator of the website www.corodozero.com that offer support material to help conductors. Master´s degree in Musical Teaching Practice from the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro UNIRIO – PROEMUS, under the guidance of Professor Dr. Eduardo Lakschevitz. 

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Choral conducting professor at the Conservatory of Tatuí “Dr. Carlos de Campos” CDMCC, in São Paulo, Brazil (2006 to 2018). The conductor of the Youth Symphonic Choir and the Chamber Choral of CDMCC, where she also works as a professor in the Choral Singing area she was focused on teaching music through the performance in the choir. 

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Selected conductor to participate in the International Exchanging Program of Choir Conductors (ICEP 2017) by American Choral Directors Association – ACDA. Coordinator of the Choral Conducting Journey of the Conservatory of Tatuí in partnership with the ACDA-ICEP in 2017, welcoming Dr. Alan Stevens from ETSU University (USA). 

Curriculum development and coordinator of post-graduation in Conducting Choral – Alpha Cursos in 2018, São Paulo. 

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Online Mentor of the “Orquestrando São Paulo” project by SESI-SENAI in 2017. 

Selected researcher for the communication of the article “In the Pursuit of the conductor’s Profile of the beginner choir in Brazil” at SIMPOM UNIRIO in 2016.

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Sabioni was graduated in Symphonic Band Conducting from Conservatory of Tatuí.

Bachelor´s degree in Instrument, piano, from the University of Bauru, with a specialization in Havana-Cuba.

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 The conductor of Tatuí’s Choral “Prof. José dos Santos” from 2009 to 2015, being part of recording the CD “Coral da Cidade Canta Bimbo Azevedo” and the musical and artistic director of several concerts like as “O Cordel do Lampião”, “Romaria”, “Cantata de Natal” and “O Mar Amou Caymmi”.  

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As a choral conductor, Cibele has established several groups, working with the Brazilian repertoire intensively. She has Invited conductor to develop vocal clinic at the International Theater Festival of Curitiba; at the National Conservatory of Assunción-Paraguay and the National University of Vila Maria-Argentina “Brazilian Vocal Genres”. Guest conductor to perform a concert with the Sinfônica Sopra Mulheres Band during the First Latin American Meeting of Composers, Arrangers, and Conductors of the Symphonic Band in the Latin America Memorial – São Paulo. 

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 In 2008, she performed as a guest conductor in the “I Conferéncia Ibero Americana de Directores, Arregladores y Compositores de Banda Sinfónica y Emsembles Tenerife-Spain”. Singer of Quarteto Fala Brasileira. The guest group was to represent Brazil in the Latin Music Festival at Berklee College- Boston.  

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Cibele holds a Master’s degree in Music from PROEMUS at the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Eduardo Lakschevitz. She is a Professor of Choral Conducting at the Tatuí Dramatic and Musical Conservatory “Dr. Carlos de Campos.” She serves as conductor of the Youth Symphonic Choir and the Chamber Choir of the same institution, where she also works as a faculty member in the area of Choral Singing. She was a guest conductor invited by UFMA – the Federal University of Maranhão – to promote and implement the UFMA–Pinheiro Choir in 2016. She was also an invited participating conductor at the 1st International Symposium of Women Conductors in São Paulo in 2016. She was selected as a researcher to present the paper “In Search of the Profile of the Beginning Choral Conductor in Brazil” at the 4th SIMPOM – UNIRIO in 2016.

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As choir conductor, Sabioni has founded several ensembles, working intensively with Brazilian repertoire. She has been a guest conductor invited to conduct vocal clinics at the Curitiba International Theatre Festival; the National Conservatory of Asunción, Paraguay; and the National University of Villa María, Argentina, with the theme “Brazilian Vocal Genres.” In 2005, she was a guest solo singer with the Quarteto Fala Brasileira, performing with the Brazilian Wind Orchestra on a tour of five cities in the state of São Paulo, featuring samba repertoire specially arranged for these concerts. She was also a guest soloist with the “Orquestra de Vientos” of Santa Rosa, Argentina, and the Municipal Symphonic Band of Bilbao, Spain, performing Brazilian repertoire. She performed as a singer with the Quarteto Fala Brasileira, a group invited to represent Brazil at the Latin Music Festival at Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA.

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She was a guest conductor leading a concert with the Sopra Mulheres Symphonic Band during the 1st Latin American Meeting of Composers, Arrangers, and Symphonic Band Conductors at the Memorial of Latin America in São Paulo (2007). In 2008, she served as a guest conductor at the 1st Ibero-American Conference of Directors, Arrangers, and Composers of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles in Tenerife, Spain. She was music director of the City of Tatuí Choir “Prof. José dos Santos” from 2009 to 2015, during which she recorded the CD “Coral da Cidade canta Bimbo Azevedo” and served as artistic and musical director of the productions “O cordel do Lampião,” “Romaria,” “Cantata de Natal,” and “O Mar Amou Caymmi.”

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Mestre em Música no PROEMUS, na Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro UNIRIO sob a orientação do Prof. Dr. Eduardo Lakschevitz. Professora de Regência Coral no Conservatório Dramático e Musical de Tatuí “Dr. Carlos de Campos”. Regente do Coro Sinfônico Jovem e do Coro de Câmara da mesma instituição, onde também atua como professora na área de Canto Coral. Regente convidada pela UFMA -Universidade Federal do Maranhão - para fomentar e implantar o Coral da UFMA-Pinheiro em 2016. Regente convidada participante do I Simpósio Internacional de Mulheres Regentes em São Paulo, 2016. Pesquisadora selecionada para a comunicação do artigo “Em busca do perfil do regente de coro iniciante no Brasil” no IV SIMPOM –UNIRIO em 2016.