Dr. Nathan Badue, Ph.D - Expert piano instructor  / Expert Logic Pro instructor

Nathan Bádue is a versatile musician with a remarkable depth of knowledge and a lifelong passion for music. With a comprehensive background in conducting, composition, and performance, his expertise is underpinned by an exceptionally high level of academic achievement.

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From the age of five, Natan immersed himself in music, beginning with singing, playing the organ, and writing arrangements for the cathedral choir by age ten. This early start ignited a lifelong dedication to the art of music. He further honed his skills in organ performance, becoming a soloist and accompanist for various choirs and orchestras in numerous churches.

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His piano technique was significantly influenced by his aunt, pianist Maria Regina Seidlhofer, during his time in Vienna, Austria, in 2004. This foundational training, combined with his broad musical knowledge, makes him a fantastic piano instructor, capable of teaching students with a unique blend of historical context, technical precision, and a deep understanding of musicality. His ability to connect with students is enhanced by his extremely high Ph.D. degree in music, which provides an unparalleled level of insight into music theory, history, and performance.

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Nathan's academic journey is truly impressive. He holds a bachelor's degree in composition and conducting from São Paulo State University (UNESP), where he was recognized for his talent and invited to conduct the university's choir and orchestra. He continued his studies at UNESP, earning a master's degree with a focus on the works of the renowned Brazilian composer Villa-Lobos. His research in this area is so influential that he is frequently sought after for interviews and participation in documentaries and podcasts on the subject. He completed his doctoral degree in music in 2019 at the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in partnership with the University of Lisbon, where he recovered a 19th-century Portuguese comic opera through extensive research in European archives.

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Beyond his academic pursuits, Nathan has a wealth of professional experience. He has taught courses in Music History and Music Education Technology at the Metropolitan University of Santos (UNIMES). As a conductor, he has led numerous productions, including the operas Dido and Aeneas, Bastien und Bastienne, and the musicals My Fair Lady and Madagascar. He also served as the conductor and orchestrator for the show Aprendiz de Maestro at the internationally acclaimed Sala São Paulo.

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In addition to his classical work, Nathan is a prolific music producer and sound designer in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in soundtracks for games and films. His work has been associated with major international brands such as Volvo, Hyundai, Heineken, and Colgate.