Sheet music by Hector Neciosup
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Born and raised in Lima, Peru, Hector comes from a well-known family of musicians. His grandfather, Fernando Neciosup, and his dad, Moises Neciosup Acuña, were both distinguished music teachers in Peru. But the person that inspired him the most was his uncle, Alejandro Neciosup Acuña (Alex Acuña) world renowned percussionist. Hector was introduced to percussion instruments from a very early age and by age seven he had mastered the basic beats for those instruments. At age fifteen, Hector was accepted at the Conservatory of Music in Lima Peru. At age eighteen, he moved to the United States and participated in a drum contest directed by the legendary Louis Bellson, in which he won first place. Consequently, Hector was granted a full scholarship to study at the University of Miami, where he major in Studio Music and Jazz. During that period he was part of the faculty as Latin Percussion Instructor for Miami Institute of Percussion, which was founded by Russ Miller. He was also the president and drum instructor for the Elohim School of Music.
Hector finished his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Music Performance and Education at Florida International University and is currently enrolled at Knox Theological Seminary pursuing a Masters of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies.
Through the course of his life, Hector has had the opportunity to perform and tour with major recording artists such as “Trumpet Virtuoso” Arturo Sandoval, Paquito D’Rivera, Alex Acuna, Justo Almario, Eva Ayllon, Michael Brecker, Mongo Santamaria, Tito Puente, Carl Fisher, Bob James, Eddie Daniels, Tania Maria, Nestor Torres, Roberto Pereira, Mike Orta, Nelson Ned, Willy Chirino and recorded at Carlos Averhoff's latest album entitled: “Jazz ‘ta Bueno” (Universal Music). He has also performed with several Christian recording artists such as Richie Ray, Grupo Nueva Vida, the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Editorial Vida Productions, Bobby Cruz, Tom Brooks, Ron Kenoli, Don Moen, Ingrid Rosario, Ricardo Rodriguez and Danilo Montero.
Hector also, was the drum manager for Resurrection Drums and Guitar Center, two major stores in South Florida.