Gabriela Galván graduated from the IUNA (National University Institute of Art) as a University Professor of Arts in 2002. In 2005 she obtained a degree with honors in Chamber Music from the National University of Lanús. Parallel to these academic studies, she took transverse flute classes with Alfredo Ianelli, Raúl Becerra and Claudio Barile. She also attended Gabriel Persico´s baroque flute class at the early music department of the Manuel de Falla Superior Conservatory of Music. She also studied baroque and classical flute in London with Rachel Brown, a professor at the Royal College of Music. Gabriela participated in specialization courses in Argentina and abroad with Barthold Kuijken (Belgium), Hans Joachim Fuss (Germany), Wilbert Hazelzet (Holland), Jed Wendz (Holland), Gabriel Garrido (Argentina - Switzerland) and Linde Brunmayr-Tutz (Austria). Gabriela was invited to participate in the Matthäus-Passion with the orchestra "La Barroca del Suquía" with period instruments directed by Manfredo Kraemer.She is a member of the Embouchure ensemble with Isidoro Roitman (lute), the Dolce Traverso ensemble with Fernando Merech (flute) and Isidoro Roitman (lute) and forms a duet with Analía Rego (guitar), where she plays the classical transverse flute. Gabriela feels passion for teaching. She works with groups of children and adolescents and she teaches Flute and Chamber Music at the Fine Arts School of the National University of La Plata.