FLUTIST (M. Mus.)
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Canada: Master Diploma in performance, Université de Montréal-UdeM (class of Lise Daoust). DESS (Denis Bluteau)
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Venezuela: trained in « El Sistema » (National System of Youth and Children Orchestras of Venezuela), in the Municipal Music School of Cumaná and the Instituto Universitario de Estudios Musicales of Caracas.
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Award winner: UdeM Symphony Orchestra Soloists (2001), Radio-Canada "Début" Series (2001), "Alain-Marion" Scholarship from the Domaine Forget International Academy (Quebec, 2002), Honorable Mention at the First Latin American Flute Gathering in Caracas (2000).
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Caracas: Venezuela Symphony Orchestra (OSV, 1996–2000), National Flute Orchestra of Venezuela (ONF), and other orchestras affiliated with "El Sistema."
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Soloist with the OSV, the ONF, and the University of Montreal Symphony Orchestra.
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South American music: In France, with Cristóbal Soto, Miguel Siso, Manuel A. Sánchez, Marcel Moncourt, and Dariana Lopez. Previously: Sonidos Vivos (Peru), Sinuoso, Çavana, Churuata, etc. (Montreal).
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Concerts: Canada, the United States, France, Norway, Peru, Portugal, and Venezuela. Participation in numerous recordings.
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Workshops and masterclasses: William Bennett (England); Emmanuel Pahud, Mathieu Dufour, Raymond Guiot, Patrick Gallois (Quebec); Vincent Lucas, François Veilhan, Jean-Pierre Pinet (France).
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Teachers in Venezuela: José García-Guerrero, Glenn Egner, Luis Julio Toro, Nicolás Real, José Antonio Naranjo, and Elvis Villarroel.

CLASSIC, CONTEMPORARY
Solo flute recital, January 23, 2015 (excerpts).
Crypt of Strasbourg Cathedral (France)
Celebration of the Millennium of the foundations (1015-2015.


JS Bach: Partita in A minor, BWV 1013,
II. Current
C. Ph. E. Bach: Concerto for flute and orchestra in D minor (excerpts).
Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra.
Live concert (Caracas, 1998).
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Javier Alvarez: Lluvia de Toritos, for solo flute (excerpt).
Live concert (Montreal, 2009).
LATIN AMERICAN
AKIAMANYS, music by René Orea (Montreal), April 2019
Sonidos Vivos: concert in Lima (Peruvian-Japanese Theatre),
March 2008.
