Composer, teacher, sound designer… and trombonist.

I work in Switzerland and divide my time between teaching (piano, keyboards, theory, and ensemble), live music projects, and programming patches for both real and virtual instruments.
Among the many music software tools I use, I often rely on Cubase, Nuendo, WaveLab, and Dorico by Steinberg, both in the studio and in educational settings, integrating them with orchestral libraries, virtual synths, and MIDI controllers.

The trombone, which I’ve studied since my early years at the Conservatory, continues to offer me opportunities to take part in special projects and concerts.

At the same time, both work and passion keep me deeply connected to the world of synths and keyboards: Yamaha Montage, Nord Stage, Korg Kronos, and Roland Fantom are essential tools in my daily work.
I also carry out a personal sound exploration focused on the analog nuances of synths like the Moog One and the Voyager.

I recently launched M77Studio, a project dedicated to creating essential yet inspired sound libraries, designed for those who perform live and seek professional-quality results from their instruments.

I love music, history, friends — and keyboards with real knobs.