My love for music transcends performance. I am a teacher driven by a deep passion to ignite the musical spark in my students.

My journey began in 1998 within Venezuela's esteemed National System of Youth and Children's Orchestras and Choirs. There, I honed my skills and nurtured my desire to share my knowledge, evidenced by my extensive teaching experience.

I have empowered young musicians not only in my native Venezuela but also in Trinidad and Tobago, Chile, and at various international festivals.  This global perspective, coupled with my own performance career alongside maestros like Benjamin Zander and Gustavo Dudamel, allows him to cultivate well-rounded musicians in my students.

My teaching style is informed by my own artistic journey. I understand the challenges and triumphs aspiring cellists face, allowing me to provide insightful guidance and encouragement.

My dedication to fostering a love for music extends beyond the classroom.  I actively perform with regional orchestras like the Butler County Symphony Orchestra and the Erie Philharmonic, demonstrating the real-world application of the skills I impart to my students.

Currently pursuing my M.M. in Performance at Duquesne University, I embody the spirit of a lifelong learner. This commitment to continuous improvement ensures my students receive the most up-to-date and effective instruction.

Currently I am teaching at Brighton Music Center, Kathy's Music, and Young Artist Debut Orchestra, Pittsburgh.