Active since 2007, with six albums released Caixa Cubo is one of the most distinguished piano trios in the modern Brazilian Jazz scene.

The trio explores rich rhythmic Brazilian musical landscapes, combining them with modern jazz trends.

Aníbal Augusto Sardinha (Garoto, 1915-1955) was one of the most important modernizers of Brazilian music in the first half of the 20th Century, besides extraordinary muli-instrumentalist. Henrique Gomide have deeply researched his life and works and engaged in several projects to disseminate his music

The three musicians based in Cologne present compositions blending rhythmic
jazz and captivating melodies. The South American musical influences of Henrique Gomide from Brazil and Jean Cammas from Chile, together with the “African drumming” of Dutch drummer Antoine Duijkers form the basis of their compositions and improvisations.

The camerisitic verve of Daphne Oltheten (violin) and Henrique Gomide (piano) is as solid as their musical training, causing the Duo’s identity to pulsate  between works of varied styles. (Cristiano Alves).  

In this Youtube series, Henrique Gomide invites a constelation of musicians that have never played together straight to do a recording.

Henrique Gomide's music for big ensembles combine strong Afro-Brazilian rhythmical elements with refined orchestration techniques, as those of composers Dave Holland, Kenny Wheeler, Maria Schneider and Gil Evans. 

The ChoroTrio is playing traditional Brazilian Choro in a modern and Jazz influenced way.
Henrique Gomide - accordion/piano
Flávio Nunes - 7 string guitar/cavaquinho
Maxim Zettel - pandeiro/percussion

The Brazilian singer Juliana da Silva, who has lived in Germany for 20 years, captivates the audience with her dynamic, feminine singing voice. She sings various bossa nova and samba classics from her homeland with first-class authenticity.

“Laz singer Ayça Miraç enchantes contemplatively. The Laz live in Georgia and Turkey, Ayça Miraç was born in Germany. Her piano trio folk jazz intones eurasian passages.“

Henrique Gomide offers a variety of courses, webinars and classes adressing several topics of Brazilian music like Rhythm, Harmony, History as well as Workshops about Garoto (Aníbal Augusto Sardinha), composer whose work has been deeply investigated by Gomide.