Date
28/5/2026

With a distinguished career in the music industry, producer and sound engineer Enrique Gonzalez Müller visited the School of Applied Arts (ESART) at the Castelo Branco Polytechnic (IPCB) to deliver a masterclass on music production.

The initiative, aimed at students from EPABI – the Beira Interior Professional School of Arts, took place between 25 and 27 May, with the activities on 26 May held in ESART’s sound studio and featuring the additional participation of IPCB students.

Focused on music production, the classes aimed to explore fundamental themes in music production such as composition techniques, the development of artistic identity in musical projects, creative methodologies, as well as essential guidelines for starting and structuring a composition.

Enrique Müller is a graduate of Berklee College of Music (Boston, United States of America). He made a name for himself as a producer and sound engineer at Plant Studios, where he collaborated with artists such as the Dave Matthews Band, Joe Satriani, Metallica, MC Hammer and Stewart Copeland.

In 2009, he won his first Latin Grammy, in collaboration with Los Amigos Invisibles, followed by a nomination in 2018 and another win two years later.

In Switzerland, he composed music for the dance company Prototype Status. In Italy, he collaborated with Tina Turner, UNICEF and Elisa on the duet ‘Teach Me Again’, whilst in the United States he worked with Nine Inch Nails, Victor Wooten and the Kronos Quartet.

In 2021, he founded The Pedagogy Arts Collective at Berklee, an initiative dedicated to promoting holistic excellence in the science and art of education across a range of disciplines.