Music Theory with Federico C.

I am a young conductor with an established conducting technique, one that relies on my training with orchestras and choirs. My passion for music and for my students is palpable, and my personal rapport with ensembles is noteworthy – kindness and humor are pillars to me, both on and off the podium. I received my MM in Choral Conducting at Temple University, where I was recipient of the Elaine Brown Tribute Award. Before that, I graduated from the Universidad Nacional de La Plata (Argentina) with a degree in Orchestral conducting and a second degree in Choral Conducting. I have also participated in courses throughout Argentina and abroad with numerous teachers, including Luis Gorelik, Ariel Alonso, Facundo Agudín, Annunziata Tomaro, Kirk Trevor, Glenn Block, Steen Lindholm. During my time at Temple University I have served as graduate assistant conductor for University Singers, Singing Owls, University Chorale, and Temple University Opera Theater. My mentors have defined me as "talented, intelligent, dedicated, reliable, and personable [...] [his] strongest suits are his ear, his intelligence, and his warmth. He is an excellent student, reliably submitting first-rate and timely work [..]". I have been doing music since I started to play the guitar at age 11. I have a vast performing experience as a guitarist and, specially, as a singer, traveling and performing in Europe, South America and the US. In my free time I enjoy playing PlayStation, playing sports, reading, and watching Netflix.