He started studying with his father, at the age of 9. In 2007, he joined EMESP Tom Jobim, guided by the Austrian teacher Martin Tuksa. In his formation, he also had classes with teachers Olivier Toni and Cláudio Cruz. He was member of the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra, ECA/USP Chamber Orchestra, Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, and from 2014 to 2018 he was the concertmaster at the São Paulo State Young Orchestra. In some occasions, he performed as a soloist leading the USP Chamber Orchestra, the Ribeirão Preto Camerata, the USP Ribeirão Preto Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Camerata at the Music Festival of Prados- MG. Since 2018, he is the concertmaster of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

Born into a family of musicians, he started studying when he was 6 years old with his sister and the amateur violinist José Carlos Paschoal. He was a student to teachers Paulo César (OSESP), Luiz Amato (UNESP), and the soloist Elisa Fukuda. For 4 years, he was concertmaster of the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra, conducted by Roberto Tibiriçá. In 2008, he participated in the USP International Festival, having classes with Peter Zazofsky e Carmelo de los Santos. In the same year, he also participated in the Attergau Summer Festival, in Austria. He honed his craft in countless master classes with great masters like Shlomo Mintz, Erik Schumann, Lorenz Nasturica, among others. He is a musician in the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2010 and, in 2018, he became the orchestra’s section leader.

She started studying with Maria Lúcia Krug at the Piracicaba School of Music. Later, she was Elisa Fukuda’s student. She attended the music extension course in Budapest (Hungary) with Peter Somogiy, in Rome (Italy) at the Saint Cecilia Conservatory with Fábio Cammarota, and in Bologna with Carla Ferraro. She has been soloist in the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its inception and has an intense work as music teacher for children.

He studied with teachers Maria Vishinia and Eliane Tokeshi and has a degree from the Mozarteum College. He participated in several classical music festivals in Brazil, and was also a member of the Guarulhos Young Symphonic Orchestra in 2004, the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra in 2004, the Santo André Symphonic Orchestra in 2005, and was concertmaster at the USP Chamber Orchestra between 2007 and 2010. He won the Santander Award offered by the USP Chamber Orchestra in 2009, working as a soloist in the same orchestra. He was concertmaster at the São José dos Campos Symphonic Orchestra between 2007 and 2009, and also worked as a soloist in this orchestra. In 2012, he was an acting concertmaster at the Theatro São Pedro and currently is a soloist.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Santa Marcelina College in 2012, and for 4 consecutive times student at the advanced course from Emesp Tom Jobim, he had classes with Inna Meltser, Yuri Rakevich and Liliana Chiriac. As a student, he took part in different music festivals and master classes, with highlight to: master class Kremerata Baltica (Emesp 2018) and Max Vengerov (Ten Yaad - 2012). He was member of different young and semi-professional orchestras in the state of São Paulo. Currently, he is a member of the Bachiana Philharmonic Orchestra and of the Municipal Orchestra of Jundiaí. He plays in the violin section of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since October 2019.

Throughout her career, she participated in different festivals, concerts, lectures and specialization courses in Brazil and other countries. She started studying at the Havana Music Conservatory “Manuel Saumell”. She attended the technical course at the Amadeo Roldán Music Conservatory and the Higher Course at the Superior Art Institute (ISA) in Havana, Cuba. As a professional, she was the first violin at the Camerata Romeu and violin teacher at the Music Conservatory in Guanabacoa, Havana. In 2009, she moved to Brazil. She was granted a 2-year scholarship for specialization at the Buchmann-Mehta School University, in Tel Aviv, Israel; during this period, she was a member of the University’s Symphonic Orchestra. She continued her education at the Mozarteum University, in São Paulo. She was the first violin in the chamber music quartet from the Music Academy of the São Paulo State Symphonic Orchestra (OSESP) and is a member of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2015.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Violin from UniFIAM-FAAM — Alcântara Machado Arts College —, he started his music studies at the Tom Jobim Free Music University (ULM). In the violin, he progressed with guidance from teachers Ênio Antunes, Liliana Chiriac and Pablo de Leon. Violinist at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its inception and of the Bachiana Philharmonic Orchestra SESI-SP, he was concertmaster at the Young Bachiana Orchestra and violinist at the São Paulo State Young Orchestra. In 2009, he was guest musician in the season of the São Paulo State Jazz Orchestra and, in 2017, he was soloist with the São Paulo City Ballet in the performance Uma Dança em Preto e Branco [“A Dance in Black and White”], directed by Ismael Ivo.

Bachelor in Violin by the Cantareira College in the class by professor Elisa Fukuda. He started his music studies at the Brazil-SGI Association, and then had private lessons from teachers Marcos Fukuda and, later, Andreas Uhlemann. He participated in the 32nd, 33rd and 37th editions of the Campos do Jordão International Festival, having classes with teachers Andreas Rohn, Bernardo Bessler, Marcelo Guerchfeld and Yerko Tabilo, and master classes with the teachers Ruben Aharonian and Wilfried Strehle. In 2002, he worked as concertmaster for the São Paulo State Young Orchestra and, in 2003, worked as concertmaster and soloist at the São Paulo University Chamber Orchestra (OCAM). He worked at the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra from 2005 to 2010 and at Camerata Fukuda from 2005 to 2017. He is a member of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its inception.

Born in Córdoba, Argentina, she started her musical studies with the Suzuki Method. At the age of 19, she continued her studies in São Paulo at ULM with Maria Vischnia and at the Tatuí Music Conservatory with Pedro Dellarole. She participated in master classes with Antal Zalai, Peter Zazofsky, Paulo Bosisio and Leon Spierer, and in winter festivals in Campos de Jordão, Poços de Caldas, the Mercosur Orchestra Festival, and the international string festival Ex-toto Corde. As a soloist, she performed at the San Martin Theater, in Córdoba, and in Santiago, Chile. She was a member of municipal orchestras in São Caetano, Santo André, Santos, of the USP Chamber Orchestra, the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, and the USP Symphonic Orchestra. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Music from UniSant’Anna and is a violinist at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2010.

He studied viola at USP, Unesp, Unicamp, Franz Liszt Academy (Budapest), was granted a full scholarship by the Ministry of Culture of Austria and studied for six years at the Universität für Musik Graz (Austria). He won the first prize at the International Contest for Soloists in Tortona (Italy) and performed in important theaters throughout Europe, playing as the first violist in the Graz Symphonic Orchestra, the European Chamber Orchestra of Stiria, and with the group Ensemble für Neue Musik Graz. In Brazil, he was monitor of the violas at the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, first viola in the Ribeirão Preto Symphonic Orchestra, and since 2010 he is section leader at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

He started his musical studies at church when he was 12 years old. At the age of 15, he discovered the viola and started having classes with teacher Enaldo Oliveira at the former ULM in Brooklin. At the age of 16, he joined the viola class by teacher Henrique Muller, and joined classes at the Free Music University. He worked in different young and professional orchestras, such as the Tom Jobim Young Orchestra, the São Paulo State Young Orchestra, the Guarulhos Young Orchestra, the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, the Santo André Symphonic Orchestra, the Academic Orchestra, the Orchester Instituto Attergau in Austria, conducted by maestro Riccardo Muti, the São Bernardo Philharmonic Orchestra, as a guest at the USP Symphonic Orchestra, and the Santos Symphonic Orchestra. He had classes with different teachers, such as: Henrique Muller, Peter Pas, Emerson De Biaggi, Alexandre Razer; and in chamber music with Oliver Toni and Adriana Schincariol. Since October 2010, he is concertino at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra, where he develops a grand, challenging and innovative opera repertoire in São Paulo.

He started his viola studies at the Carlos Gomes Conservatory in Campinas, guided by teacher André Sanches, in 1989. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Classical Music from the Mozarteum University, in São Paulo. He worked for 11 years in the Campinas Symphonic Orchestra, when he had the privilege of working with several renowned conductors, such as Aylton Escobar, Roberto Tibiriça, Lígia Amadio, Cláudio Cruz, Karl Martin, Ira Levin and others. Later, he was section leader at the São José dos Campos Symphonic Orchestra for 3 years. Since 2010, he works as violist at the prestigious Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

He started studying when he was 9 years old in Campinas, at the Pró Música Arts School, guided by teacher Érico Amaral Júnior. He continued his studies in São Paulo with renowned teachers such as Grethen Muller, Roman Mekinulov, Ricardo Fukuda, André Micheletti and Zigmund Kubala. He was member of the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, the Santo André Symphonic Orchestra, the Jundiaí Symphonic Orchestra, the São Paulo State Jazz Symphonic Orchestra, the São Bernardo do Campo Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Brazilian Symphonic Orchestra, and also played as a guest in important orchestras, such as the Campinas Municipal Symphonic Orchestra, the São Paulo State Symphonic Orchestra, the USP Symphonic Orchestra, the São Paulo Municipal Symphonic Orchestra, and the Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra. As a soloist, he performed with the Jazz Symphonic Orchestra in concerts held at the São Paulo Municipal Theater and the Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium, and was one of the winners at the young soloist contest by the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, playing as a soloist in a concert held at the São Paulo Municipal Theater. He has collaborated with important artists in the Brazilian and international music scene in chamber music concerts, and in music festivals like the Virtuosi Festival, in Recife, and the São João del Rei Music Festival. He was member of the Cantilena Ensemble, where he played different concerts around Brazil and also worked as a soloist. In the USA, he was a student to teachers Johanne Perron and Cláudio Jaffet, and attended courses in Germany with teachers Alexander Hülsshoff and Mathias de Oliveira Pinto. He participated as a grant recipient in the Campos do Jordão festivals for 5 years, and also participated in the Curitiba Music Workshop and in the Rio Cello Encounter festival. He went on tours with the World Young Orchestra (Jeunesses Musicales) in concerts held in Germany, Indonesia and Taiwan. He has a degree from the Mozarteum University, in São Paulo. Currently, he is a member of the Sesi-SP Philharmonic Orchestra, playing in concerts throughout Brazil conducted by João Carlos Martins, and since 2010 he is the first cello at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra, where he has been in important opera performances with prestigious soloists and conductors, and also collaborated in chamber music concerts and in concerts as soloist.

She started her studies at the Drama and Music Conservatory Dr. Carlos de Campos (CDMCC). She has a Bachelor’s degree in Cello from the São Paulo State University (UNESP). She was member of the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra, the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, and the Cantilena Ensemble. Since 2010, she is the cello section concertino of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

He was born in Rio Claro, State of São Paulo. He started his double bass studies in his hometown, at the Fabio Marasca Free Music School. Later, he entered the Free Music University (currently Emesp Tom Jobim) as a student of Ana Valéria Poles. He participated in music festivals in Fortaleza, Poços de Caldas, Bragança Paulista and Ourinhos. He was double bass teacher at Guri Santa Marcelina and at the International String Meeting in Limeira-SP. He worked at the São Paulo State Symphonic Band from 2007 to 2017. He works at the Santo André Symphonic Orchestra since 2006. He is section leader at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2017.

Solo flute at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2010 e and Flute professor at the Mozarteum University, in São Paulo. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Flute from the FAC-FITO College, in Osasco, at the class of professor Rogério Wolf, and studied Performance at the Ferenc Liszt Academy, in Budapest. He has held concerts in cities such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Budapest and Hamburg (Germany). Winner at several national flute contests, such as the 2007 Santander/OCAM Fostering Award. He works as a soloist in major orchestras, such as the Campinas Symphonic Orchestra and the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

Master in Music by the New York University and Bachelor in Flute by Unicamp. He started his musical studies at the age of 13 in his hometown, Americana. He was student of João Batista de Lira, Sávio Araújo, Marcos Kiehl and Keith Underwood, and attended master classes with flutists of international prestige, such as Emannuel Pahud, Felix Renghli, Alain Marrion, Philippa Davies, Immanuel Davis, Robert Dick and Michael Faust. Participated in several music festivals, such as: Campos do Jordão Winter Festival, Londrina Music Festival, Pan Pacific Music Camps (Australia), and Hidden Valley Flute Festival (California). As a musician, he was member of the orchestras: Americana Symphonic Orchestra, Ribeirão Preto Symphonic Orchestra, and Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, having also played as guest musician at the São José dos Campos Symphonic Orchestra, the Campinas Symphonic Orchestra, the Unicamp Symphonic Orchestra, OSUSP and OSESP. Since 2011, he is solo flutist of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

Solo oboe at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2017 e and oboe teacher in the Music at Schools project in Barra Mansa. In Brazil, he studied at the Fêgo Camargo Arts School, at the OSESP Music Academy with Arcádio Minczuk, and has a Bachelor’s degree in Music. He participated in several national and international festivals, such as the Palma de Mallorca Festival and the Campos do Jordão Winter Festival, where he won the Eleazar de Carvalho award. In Madrid, he joined the classes by Hansjörg Schellenberger and at the International Chamber Music Institute from Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofia. He worked as first oboe at the Brazilian Symphonic Orchestra and the Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra.

He started his studies at the Free Music School at the age of 9 with recorder; at 11, he started studying oboe along with his sister, Gizele Sales, and then also at ULM with teacher Martin. Later, he studied at the EMM (Municipal Music School) with teacher Benito and then with teacher Joel Giseger. In 2008, he joined Unesp and got his Bachelor’s degree in Oboe with teacher Arcádio M. He participated in festivals such as FEMUSC in 2006 and 2007 and the Campos do Jordão Winter Festival in 2008 and 2009. He joined the Guarulhos Young Orchestra in 2005 and, in August 2006, the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra by Institute Baccarelli. In June 2010, he joined Theatro São Pedro Orchestra, where he currently is the second solo oboe and English horn.

First clarinet student to join the Post-Grad program in Performance at USP, guided by professor Luis Afonso Montanha. He got his Bachelor’s degree in Clarinet from IA-UNESP in 2007 in the class of professor Sergio Burgani. Section leader at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra (2010), clarinetist at the Modern Orchestra from Ensemble Música Nova. He was also part of the following projects: Sujeito a Guincho, Quinteto Novos Ventos, TrioTRIZ and Clownrinetas Duo. He has worked as guest musician in the main Brazilian orchestras, such as: OSESP, São Paulo Municipal Orchestra, Bachiana Philharmonic Orchestra – Sesi, and Percorso Ensemble. In 2007, he received the New Talents of Brazilian Music award, granted by Casa de Cultura de Israel. Daniel Oliveira is a D’Addario Woodwinds and Devon& Burgani Clarinets artist.

With a Bachelor’s degree from the São Paulo University (USP), he was a teacher at the Prados (MG) and I LAMUSOM (ES) festivals. Winner of the 4th edition of the Young Soloists Contest from the Minas Gerais Symphonic Orchestra, he has played as a soloist with orchestras such as the Espírito Santo Symphonic Orchestra (OSES), Minas Gerais Symphonic Orchestra and USP Symphonic Orchestra (OSUSP), where he premiered a piece written by conductor and composer Olivier Toni. A guest musician in orchestras such as the Brazilian Symphonic Orchestra (OSB) and the Amazonas Philharmonic Orchestra, he was also guest musician in the 2012 season of the Brazilian Symphonic Orchestra of Opera and Repertoire, where he also worked as a teacher in educational projects by OSB. He was a member of the Espírito Santo Symphonic Orchestra (OSES) and since 2018 he is the clarinet soloist of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

She started her bassoon studies in 2011 at the São Paulo Municipal School of Music with Alexandre Silverio. The following year, she joined the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra, where she stayed for 4 years. In her third year, she was the Young Soloist. She participated in the Campos do Jordão International Winter Festival, where she received an honorable mention in 2017, and also in the Curitiba Music Workshop and the Music on the Mountains Festival, with the following teachers: Klaus Thunemman, Fábio Cury, Afonso Venturieri, Martin Kuuskmann, Ronaldo Pacheco, among others. She graduated from the OSESP Music Academy, having classes with Alexandre Silvério and Romeu Rabelo, and where she had the opportunity of playing in concerts with OSESP. In 2017 and 2018, she was the bassoon player for the Paraná Symphonic Orchestra. She was one of the winners of the Young Soloists Contest from OSESP and had the opportunity of being a soloist with OSESP in October 2019. Since 2019, she is the section leader at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

She started studying bassoon at the Municipal School of Music. With a Bachelor’s degree from the FIAM-FAAM university, she graduated from the OSESP Academy and completed her studies at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler, in Berlin. Her teachers were Renata Botti, Fábio Cury, Francisco Formiga, Arion Linarez, Volker Tessmann, Klaus Thunemann, and she attended courses with Sérgio Azzolini, Benjamin Coelho, among others. She went on an international tour with Neojiba, on two tours with the Young Euro Classic Ensemble, and participated in the Collegium Musicum Schloss Pommersfelden festival, in Germany. With a Bachelor’s degree from the Claretiano College, she has taught at Emesp Tom Jobim and since 2014 she is a teacher at the Guri Santa Marcelina program. She has been the bassoon player for the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since 2012 and for Quinteto Novos Ventos since 2016.

He started his musical studies at church when he was 8 years old, when he discovered his passion for music. He joined Guri Santa Marcelina, where he studied French horn with teacher Rafael Nascimento, Emesp Tom Jobim, guided by teacher Nikolay Genov, and was member of youth groups such as the São Paulo State Young Symphonic Band and the São Paulo State Young Symphonic Orchestra. In 2016, he joined the Experimental Repertoire Orchestra and participated from the 46th to the 50th editions of the Campos do Jordão Winter Festival. In 2018, he had the opportunity of joining the OSESP Academy, having classes with teacher Luiz Garcia. Since October 2018, he is section leader

He started his studies when he was 12 years old at the Assembly of God church in Ribeirão Preto/São Paulo, with teacher Edgar Fernandes Ribeiro. At the age of 15, he joined the Tatuí Drama Conservatory, with guidance from teachers Joel Pereira and Joaquim das Dores. From 2011 to 2016, he was a member of the Ribeirão Preto Symphonic Orchestra, where he played in operas such as La Bohème, Pagliacci, among others. In 2017, he moved to São Paulo to progress in his studies, joined Institute Baccarelli having classes with teacher Mario Rocha, and joined the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra. In 2018, he joined the São Paulo State Young Orchestra, participating as a solo French horn player in the recording of the CD Gustav Mahler’s Fifth Symphony. In 2019, he joined the OSESP Music Academy, with guidance from teacher Luiz Garcia. In April 2019, he joined the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra as a soloist musician.

Pursuing a Master’s degree from the São Paulo University and with a Bachelor’s degree in trumpet from Santa Marcelina College, he complemented his studies with courses and master classes in trumpet and contemporary music, with teachers from the Berliner Staatsoper, NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Ensemble Modern, among others. Invited to join the premiere season of the Babylon Orchester Berlin (in 2019), he is also a founding member of ViBrasSom (brass quintet), FUNfarra (trumpet and accordion quintet), IN Ensemble (contemporary music trio), and Ato em Camerata (group of performers and composers). Since 2010, he is first trumpet player at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

He started his musical studies when he was 10 years old with the OSESP trumpet player Marcelo Lopes at the São Caetano do Sul Arts Foundation. He continued his studies with a Bachelor’s degree in Trumpet with Edilson Nery from FMU-FAAM, and after college he was accepted at the OSESP Orchestra Academy, where he was a student of Gilberto Siqueira for 2 years. Having received grants in the main music festivals in Brazil, he won the Ayrton Pinto award in 2010, in Campos do Jordão, and the Leverhulme Trust Award in 2011, in London, United Kingdom. Currently a Master in Performance by the Royal Academy of Music from London, since 2018 he is a member of the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra.

He started his music studies when he was 8 years old in church, and at the age of 13 he started studying the trombone at the Diadema House of Music with teacher Mesaque A. da Silva. With a Bachelor’s degree in Music from ECA - USP at the class of professor Donizeti Fonseca, he was also a member of the OSESP Music Academy, guided by teacher Darcio Gianelli. In his education, he also had classes with teachers Gilberto Gianelli, Carlos Freitas and Marcos Sadao. He participated in the main music festivals in Brazil, where he had classes with Darrin Milling, Radegundis Feitosa and Wagner Polistchuk. Section leader at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its foundation, in 2010, he also works as an arranger and is a member of Quinteto Brassuka.

Born in São Paulo, he started studying bass trombone in 2000. He studied at the São Paulo State School of Music (former ULM); at the OSESP Music Academy; and is Bachelor in Music from Santa Marcelina College. His main teachers were Fernando Chipoletti and Darrin C. Milling. He played at the São Caetano do Sul Philharmonic Orchestra, the São Paulo University Symphonic Orchestra, the Municipal São Paulo Theater Symphonic Orchestra, and the São Paulo State Symphonic Orchestra. He is a bass trombone player at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its inception, in 2010.

Born in Fortaleza, Ceará, he has a degree from Cantareira College. He started his trombone studies at Institute Baccarelli, under guidance by Donizeti Fonseca. In 2009, he joined the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra, with which he participated of Bonn Music Festival (Germany) in an European tour that also included England and Netherlands. He played as a guest musician with OSESP and the São Paulo State Young Orchestra. In popular music, he has played with great names of MPB, such as Paula Lima, Toquinho, Moraes Moreira, Ivan Lins and João Bosco, and also in recording sessions with Edinho Santa Cruz and in soundtracks. In 2013, he joined the brass group from OSESP guided by Marcos dos Anjos. He participated in festivals such as the Beethoven Festival (Germany), with the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra, the Music on Mountains Festival, the Campos do Jordão Music Festival and, recently, in the Orchestra of the Americas. In 2014, he started having trombone lessons from Darcio Gianelli. He was trombone teacher in the beginner level classes at Institute Baccarelli, where he played with the Heliópolis Symphonic Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky. Recently, he was a semi-finalist in the Prelúdio program. He was a student at the São Paulo State Symphonic Orchestra Music Academy from 2016 to 2018, where he continued under guidance from Darcio Gianelli (1st trombone at OSESP). In the same year he graduated from the OSESP Academy, he was selected to join the Orchestra of the Americas. Since 2018, he is solo trombonist of the Theatro São Pedro

She started her studies in harp at the age of 9, in the Music School from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, where she attended the basic, technical and graduation courses. She played with international orchestras, as a guest harpist, conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky, Kurt Masur, Roberto Minczuk, Henrique Morelembaum, Karl Martin, Lígia Amadio, Ira Levin, John Neschling, David Gimenez Carreras, Francisco Valero-Terribas and Gijs Leenaars. Also, she plays as a chamber musician and guest soloist with different groups performing around Brazil. Currently, she is solo harpist at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra, in São Paulo.

He is a timpani player and leader of the percussion section at the Theatro São Pedro Orchestra since its inception, in 2010. Bachelor in Instrument (Percussion) from the São Paulo University under guidance by Ricardo Bologna and Master in Music (Musical Performance) from the Federal University of Minas Gerais, guided by Fernando Rocha, he studied popular percussion and drums at Emesp with Ari Colares and Zé Carlos da Silva, respectively. At the São Paulo Municipal School of Music, he studied with Elizabeth del Grande. He is a member of the groups Ôctôctô and Circo Enxame. Between classical and popular music, he has recorded more than 12 CDs and traveled performing in different countries of Europe and America.

He is Bachelor in Percussion from ECA-USP, with guidance by Ricardo Bologna, Master and Doctorate student in Music by IA-UNICAMP, guided by professor doctor Manuel Falleiros. He joined the OSESP Academy, having classes with Elizabeth Del Grande and Ricardo Righini. He studied composition with Aylton Escobar and Eduardo Guimarães Álvares, being awarded in several composition contests, such as: Funarte Award; Camargo Guarnieri Contest; 4th Fresh Paint Festival from OFMG. His works are played by different groups, such as: Percorso Ensemble; PIAP-UNESP; McCormick Percussion Group; Trio UFRJ ; Ensemble for These Times; and the OSESP Academic Choir.