Julian is a composer and a sound engineer. His first contact with music came at the age of nine when his parents gave him
a tiny Casio keyboard which barely had four full octaves. Without taking his piano lessons very seriously, Julian decided to
broaden his horizons and delve into other musical instruments. By the age of 13 he could be found playing drums and guitar
-day and night- in a little room where he managed to cram a small drum set and assorted guitars, bases, and amplifiers.
This would annoy the hell out of the neighbors!
After following Sandro Benedetto's advice -one of Julian's music teachers during high school-, Julian attended ITMC -
Instituto Tecnologico de Musica Contemporanea (Contemporary Music Institute of Technology) in their guitar performance
program. A former guitar teacher -Alejandro Montserrat- prepared him for the admittance exams, teaching him guitar, ear training,
and harmony.
After having completed the first 15 months at ITMC, Julian decided that jazz performance -ITMC's stronger side- was not his
thing. He was becoming more and more interested in classical composition as well as music technology. Once again, Sandro Benedetto
showed him some Berklee College of Music (Boston, Massachusetts) advertisements and that was when Julian realized he wanted to
study at Berklee. To get ready for the admittance exams he studied harmony and ear training with Laura Bade.
Julian graduated from Berklee in 2003 completing two majors; Music Production & Sound Engineering, and Film
Scoring. While at Berklee he met the most talented musicians you could possibly imagine. During his stay in Boston, he
also learned to play the cello with (probably the most patient man on the planet) Eugene Friesen, and learned to play the flute
in a self taught fashion.
In 2003 Julian returned to Argentina, where he continued composing music for theater, and recording and editing audio books in
English.
In addition to his music related activities, Julian continues to freelance as a web programmer using PHP and mySQL technologies
in several projects.