Who we are
Eduardo Javier Sasiaín Huertas | Choral Director | Specialist in Inclusive Music Education | Professor of Braille Music Notation
Eduardo began his musical studies in 1984 and graduated from the Manuel de Falla Higher Conservatory of Music with multiple degrees in Choral Conducting, Recorder and Flute, and Music Education. Since 1995, he has taught at all educational levels and has received awards such as the medal for outstanding student from the Argentine Academy of Music. He currently directs several institutional choirs and is actively involved in training in Braille music notation, promoting truly accessible music education.
Outstanding Experience
- ESEAM Institutional Choir Director Juan Pedro Esnaola
- Director of the Women's Choir Edith Bolla and the Mixed Chamber Choir (ESEAM JP Esnaola)
- Director of CuerdaxCuerda, Coro Hölers and Vocal a la carta
- Director of Tetragrama (choir made up of blind, sighted and visually impaired people)
- Teacher and trainer in Braille Musicography at institutions such as the Incolmotos Yamaha Foundation
- Trainer at the upcoming Catamarca da la Nota Choral Festival (September 2025)
- Workshop facilitator at the 1st International Congress on Music Didactics (UNA, August 2025)
Academic Background
- Manuel de Falla Higher Conservatory of Music – Degrees in Choral Conducting, Recorder and Transverse Flute, Music Education Teacher
Pablo Cuello, pianist, teacher, and transcriber | Specialist in Braille Music Notation
Pablo is a pianist, teacher, and transcriber with a strong commitment to inclusive education and equal access to musical materials. He transcribes scores and texts into Braille and teaches music to people with visual impairments.
Outstanding Experience
- Member of the Musicabraillelatam project (since 2023)
- Braille transcriber for the inclusive choral project Tetragráma (since 2022)
- Piano and music theory teacher (since 2021)
- Transcription of scores and chord charts for projects registered with SADAIC (since 2020)
- Braille transcriber for the National Symphonic Band for the Blind and the National Polyphonic Choir for the Blind (since 2017)
- Teacher of Braille Music Notation in the National Polyphonic Choir for the Blind (2019)
- Actor and pianist in Blind Theater (2019)
Academic Background
- Piano Teaching Degree in Classical Music – 'Astor Piazzolla' Higher Conservatory of Music (ongoing)
- Technical Degree in Classical Music – 'Astor Piazzolla' Conservatory (2012–2018)
- Training in Braille Music Notation with Edith Bolla De Sbaco (2015–2022)
- Bachelor of Business Administration – 'San Pedro Apóstol' Institute – CABA
Training and Events
- Training in Braille Music Notation at the Luis Gianneo Conservatory – Mar del Plata (2025)
- Competition as an assistant in digital braille copying – National Symphonic Band for the Blind (2025)
- Participation in the Music and Braille Day – Santa Fe High School (2024)
- Artistic participations in cultural centers and foundations (2016–2023)
Technical Skills
- Software: Finale, Braille Music Editor (BME), Ebrai, Braille Music 2021
- General computing skills: MS Word, Excel, Windows XP/7/8/10/11
- Basic computer skills course – ALPI (2014)
Federico Carlos Kruszyn Dall'Astan, solo clarinetist | Professor of Braille Music Notation | Musician with the National Symphony Band for the Blind
Federico is a clarinetist and pianist, a member of the National Symphonic Band for the Blind since 2015. He trained with outstanding teachers and began his training in Braille Musicography in 2002. Since 2016 he has led courses in this specialty at conservatories, combining his artistic career with a solid teaching work in musical accessibility.
Outstanding Experience
- Clarinet in the 'Pascual Grisolía' National Symphonic Band for the Blind (since 2015)
- Professor of Braille Musicography at the Julián Aguirre Conservatory in Banfield (since 2016)
- Professor at the Avellaneda School of Popular Music (since 2021)
- Performances as a soloist and in chamber ensembles
- Participation in tributes and events such as the one dedicated to Carlos Guastavino
Academic Background
- Instrumental clarinet training with Amalia Del Giudice and Alejandro Cancelos
- Piano training with Mónica Zubczuk
- Training in Braille Music Notation with Edith Bolla de Sbaco (since 2002)
"We support the musical training of people with visual disabilities"
About us
We are three musicians, teachers, and passionate advocates for inclusion who have joined our paths to support those who face barriers in their musical journey.
Musicabraillelatam was born from the meeting of our professional and personal experiences, and from a common certainty: every person has the right to study music, regardless of their visual condition.
We support blind or visually impaired people at every stage of their training: from access to adapted materials to preparation for entering or taking exams at conservatories, the Blind Symphonic Band or the Blind Polyphonic Choir.
We know from experience that the journey can be fraught with obstacles: a lack of accessible sheet music, a lack of awareness from institutions, or even the feeling of facing the impossible alone. That's why we're here. Because no one should have to give up on music due to a lack of resources or support.
We also work with music teachers who have blind or visually impaired students and don't know where to begin. We provide them with concrete tools, adapted materials, and personalized guidance so they can teach with confidence, empathy, and effectiveness.
Our services include:
- Transcription of musical scores from ink to braille and vice versa
- Pedagogical advice to teachers and institutions
- Preparation for entrance exams to groups such as the National Symphonic Band for the Blind or the Polyphonic Choir for the Blind
- Courses, talks and training on braille music notation and its implementation
- Private lessons in instruments and Braille music
Our team combines experience in the classroom, the music scene, and daily work with blind and visually impaired students. Empathy, commitment, and technical expertise allow us to provide support with sensitivity and professional rigor.
Because we know that music transforms lives, and we want that power to reach everyone.
Services
We advise visually impaired people who are interested in studying music
Talks and courses on
improvement on
braille music
Teaching tools
linked technologies
to inclusion
- Teaching and practicing Braille music with the programs: Ebrai and Braille Music Editor.
- Practices on different devices: Perkins machine, blackboard and incorporation of the Braille Line.
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