Areas
Areas of work
Five connected areas, with one common thread: preparation of people, repertoire, materials, and production, so that music and events work.
01
Music Operations and Event Production
Concerts and rehearsals depend on details: complete parts, clear schedules, a stage ready on time. With materials and logistics handled in advance, directors and performers can focus on the music.
Activities, tools, and selected work →- Dallas Baptist University College of Fine Arts, Spring 2023 to present, with Admin/Editor access in Planning Center.
- Commercial Music Showcase, DBU Rock Band, DBU Jazz Band, Christmas Festival, and All-State Choir Camp.
- Choir operations and music preparation for Prestonwood en Español (volunteer), 2024 to February 2026.
02
Production, Arranging and Recording
Recordings and arrangements that sound finished and fit the people who will perform them, from pre-production through the final master.
Activities, tools, and selected work →- Anderson Antunes catalog, 2012 to 2021: an EP and singles, commercially distributed.
- Full album for Quarteto Fonte Viva, 2014.
- “Ninguém Explica Deus” (Clóvis Pinho), duet with Cris Defendi: arrangement, orchestration, piano, and voice. Obu, Japan, 2016.
03
Music Direction and Worship Leadership
Volunteer and mixed-level teams grow with clear parts, good rehearsals, and leadership that teaches. The goal: teams that can sustain themselves.
Activities, tools, and selected work →- Church music service since 1994 in Santarém and Manaus, Brazil.
- Music direction for Christian conferences in Japan, 2017 to 2021, and team development for church plants.
- Invited to run worship-team auditions at Casa do Avivamento Church in 2025 and again in 2026.
04
Voice and Keyboard Instruction
Students progress when instruction fits their goals and style. Contemporary and commercial singing (not classical voice), keyboard, and piano, with individual plans.
Activities, tools, and selected work →- More than 600 private students between 2008 and 2021.
- Up to 70 active students per month in Japan, and 35 to 40 in Brazil.
- At least 33 workshops and lectures with approximately 2,400 total attendances.
05
Creative Media for Music
Music programs need to document performances and reach their audiences: event photography and video, and the assets that promote the next event.
Activities, tools, and selected work →- Photography, video, and campaigns for DBU music programs.
- Visual identity and media for Kids For The Nations camp, 2023 to 2025.
- “Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing” with student Rafaela Colla: voice lessons, vocal recording, and video direction, filming, and editing. Nagoya, Japan, 2021.