"I graduated as MM (1989), MMA (1990) and DMA( 1997) in Orchestral Conducting from Yale University School of Music -thesis: 'the harmonic organization of Rite of Spring'. Awarded Jackson Prize at the Tanglewood Festival (1992). I graduated as Piano Professor in the G. Gilardi Conservatory in Argentina. I have also studied viola, violin, composition, mathematics, literature and psychology.

My main teachers: Mariano Drago Sijanec, Eleazar de Carvalho (Conducting), Maazel, Leinsdorf, K. Sanderling (masterclasses), M.Rosa Oubiña de Castro (piano), G.Gandini (composition).

I teach from 1977: Music (High School), Piano, Viola, Harmony, Analysis, Music Theory, Music History, Opera Repertoire, Lied Accompanying, Orchestra Score Reading (one-to-one), Chamber Music, Violin for beginners, Choral Conducting, Orchestral Conducting (small groups), Music 101, Music History, XX Century Music (college classroom).

I taught at: Yale University School of Music, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New England Conservatory. I privately taught and tutored in the Americas (1987-today).

My teaching philosophy is based on the following postulates: 1- learning the student's main goals, needs, skills, study routine and techniques, how their habits influence their learning. 2- I am clear, direct about definitions, descriptions, and the various tools the student should use in order to achieve their goals. 3- There will be patience, understanding, empathy, and service from my part, I require openness, attention, and commitment from the student's. 4- I am held accountable for the good success of the student, their good comprehension of the subject, and their good performance as student, instrumentalist, composer, conductor or hobbyist,

I tailor my teaching to the needs, feelings, and goals of my students. I am passionate about teaching the benefits the practice of music brings to students of all ages. My students come out of my lessons with a happier feeling about their future in music." less...