Alba Aranda Larrey

Alba Aranda Larrey is a musician and researcher in music education and new pedagogies, currently employed as a Lecturer at Nebrija University and Camilo José Cela University. She holds a Professional Degree in Modern Music (Transverse Flute specialization) from the School of Creative Music in Madrid, a Master's Degree in African Studies from the Autonomous University of Madrid, and a Political Science degree from Complutense University of Madrid. She has extensive teaching experience in municipal music schools, private academies, and international projects.

• Teaching roles: Music Education and Didactics at Nebrija University, Music Mention at Camilo José Cela University
• Director of Bachelor's Theses (TFG) at Nebrija and University of the Middle Atlantic
• Conducts a Women's Choir at Madrid City Council's Hermanas Mirabal equality space

Research interests include soundscapes in music education, cross-cultural pedagogy, and the intersection of music with social sciences. Active in international collaborations such as Senegal's Sodo Bade residency and Brazil's Musicosocial Project. Technical skills include Ableton audio editing and puppetry for educational theater.