An avid music educator, string pedagogue, woodwind and Brass instructor, Edmundo Ramírez teaching experience includes the Long Island University's C.W. Post Suzuki program, Mannheim Hochshule fur Musik in Germany, the Youth Orchestra Program of Costa Rica, Youth Orchestra of the Americas, ISMEV in Mexico, Education Through Music, the Harmony Program (El Sistema), the Brooklyn College and Third Street Music Settlement and programs in Schools in New York City. In addition to the “traditional approach” of teaching, Edmundo has participated in several teaching workshops holding certifications on the Suzuki and Mark O’Connor methods.

As a multi-instrumentalist, Edmundo plays in a wide range of music activities and styles as part of a generational wave that is taking classical music into a much broader context. Mainly a violist, Edmundo plays as soloist with orchestras and chamber music in ensembles on violin viola, viola d'amore and the Indian Sitar at festivals and concert halls across Asia, Europe and Latin America. In New York, he performs at venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, Poison Rouge, Galapagos and Drom among others. He also enjoys performing the Alto Saxophone and Trombone in band ensembles. Recordings include the Sony, Enya and Arco labels.

Edmundo began his violin, viola and euphonium studies at the Municipal School of Music in Santo Domingo de Heredia and later at the National Youth Symphony Music Program, in his native Costa Rica. He continued his studies in viola and violin performance at the New England Conservatory, Mannes College of Music, The Juilliard School and the Academia Chigiana in Italy. Edmundo also holds a Master degree with emphasis on Music Education from Lehman College.