Is a leader in arts based in New York. The scope of his experience spans the performing arts, arts administration, educational leadership, as well as public policy
and administration.

Marquez most recently served as assistant dean of Youth Programs and director of
precollege at the Manhattan School of Music, and as director of music at the Interlochen Center for the Arts. He served as events manager for the Department of
Music at Harvard University. In this capacity he served as a administrator of the Fromm Music Foundation which has commissioned over 400 new compositions.

Es Decano Emérito del Departamento de Educación Preparatoria y Continua (ahora Educación Ampliada) del Conservatorio de Nueva Inglaterra, que dirigió durante 31 años. Durante su liderazgo de la Escuela Preparatoria, el programa se hizo conocido como uno de los mejores de su tipo en la nación, enfatizando la capacitación seria y profesional para el estudiante preuniversitario. Estableció la Escuela de Educación Continua y el departamento de Colaboraciones Comunitarias, además de numerosos programas comunitarios y asociaciones locales, nacionales e internacionales, en particular NEC en Walnut Hill, la Orquesta de las Américas, Proyecto STEP y El Sistema USA.

He began his musical training with the piano at the age of 4. At the Emil Friedman
School, at the age of 11, he began his trumpet studies. In 2000, after an audition, he
joined the National Children’s Orchestra of Venezuela. In 2004, after auditioning, he
joined the trumpet section of the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela,
with which he has performed under the direction of maestros Claudio Abbado, Sir
Simon Rattle and Gustavo Dudamel, among others. He is also a member of the Simón Bolívar Trumpet Ensemble. With these ensembles he has performed inseveral Venezuelan cities and has participated in international tours throughout the five continents..