Recent Songs

(5/27/24) Links below go to YouTube page.

Just Can't Get Enough (Depeche Mode)

Wearing the Inside Out (Pink Floyd)

Don't You Want Me (Human League)

Cose Della Vita (Eros Ramazzotti)

Appelle Mon Numero (Mylene Farmer)

The Winner Takes All (ABBA)

You Say (Lauren Daigle)

You're My Heart You're My Soul (Modern Talking)

When You Come Into My Life (Scorpions)

Tarzan Boy  (Baltimora)

Bloodsport - Fight to Survive (Paul Hertzog/Stan Bush)

Strange Love (Depeche Mode)

Brothers in Arms (Dire Straits)

The Captain of her Heart (Double)

No Son of Mine (Genesis - Phil Collins)

Cheri Cheri Lady (Modern Talking)

Hello to all. My name is Pedro Monteiro da Silva Eleuterio and I was born in 1977, in the city of Araraquara, Sao Paulo state, Brazil.

Around 1990, my mother, Leonor, who had studied piano in her youth, bought an electronic organ to resume her studies and hobby. With this musical instrument at home, I watched my mother playing, which awakened my desire to learn it fast. I already knew how to read musical notes, which I learned in school, and I asked my mother how to play those written notes on the keyboards of the electronic organ. In only 5 days, I could play my first full song: Rendez Vous - Jean Michel Jarre, including the left hand and foot (bass pedal board). After three months playing day and night, instructed by my mother, the boy of only 13 years started attending electronic organ classes with a professional teacher (Solange was her name). In 1991, By studying day and night, I finished the 3-year electronic organ course in only 10 months.

In 1992, I bought my first keyboard, the Yamaha PSR-200. From there, I just used my free time at the keyboard, playing several times a day, due to better sound quality and realism in relation to the electronic organ. I soon exhausted all the features of the small keyboard. Thus, in 1993, I bought the PSR-400. From there, I always wanted a better keyboard, because I needed more and more styles, more sounds, more features, and of course, more realism and quality. Since my first arranger keyboard, I always played with live styles since I never liked using midi or recorded accompaniments.

After the PSR-400, I bought the PSR-520 and then in 1998, I changed to the PSR-730 when I was traveling to the United States to learn English. I started teaching classes for advanced keyboard students on how to use the keyboard features to improve the overall quality of produced music. Surely, the PSR-730 was one of my favorite keyboards and most caught my attention.

In 2003, I changed the PSR-730 for a PSR-2000. From there, I started to play professionally at some events, such as dinners, weddings and restaurants, but always devoting more time to my favorite hobby - playing for myself and for my friends and family -- my mother is always my biggest fan.

In 2009, I sold my PSR-2000 and bought the brand new PSR-S910. In 2010, I was surprised with an advertisement for an used Tyros 3, it was my dream keyboard at the time, at a great price, and I was able to upgrade to the Tyros 3, which was my first professional keyboard (the previous ones were semi-professional). Throughout my musical career, I have always used Yamaha keyboards and played with styles, and I could see the tremendous technological progress each time I exchanged for a newer model.

In 2011, I recorded some videos of my performance with Tyros 3, which are available on Youtube, at the channel pedromseleuterio. Through more than 20 years of musical experience, I never stopped playing, and I intend to return to play professional in events and gatherings.

I upgraded the Tyros 3 to a Tyros 4 in the beginning of 2014, which was a great improvement, since the new Chorus voices were really amazing. But, the most advanced upgrade happened in 2018, when I bought the new Yamaha Genos. For me, it's unbelievable the sound quality, mainly the new voices, including heavy drum and bass, outstand new styles. You must hear it live to believe.

I'm playing in a Pink Floyd cover band too, with a complete band, just for the keyboards sounds (and Brass/Sax also). It's the definition of an equip – everyone must be on the right place at the right time.

During the Covid Pandemic, I had more time at the keyboard and started producing my own custom styles. Friends challenged me to play some “impossible” songs using an arranger… and I started to figure out some of my best music feelings: to “technically” understand the songs, to understand all the tracks inside a song, and how to create a style to play it.

Due to the success of my custom styles, I decided to create the Styles4K.com website in 2021, where I can sell my styles for arranger users around the world. After a few months only producing Genos styles, I decided to buy a PSR-SX900 and a PSR-SX700 to adapt my styles to more popular keyboards, aiming to reach more people interested in them. Now I have a Genos 1, a PSR-SX900, and a PSR-SX700 in my studio. I also play drums and I have an electronic drum - the Yamaha DTX-700.

Nowadays, Styles4K.com is a quality reference about custom styles for Yamaha arranger keyboards. All my styles are produced directly on the keyboards, no computers, no automatic conversions, no programs… That’s the reason they sound so good, because I believe my ears are better than computer programs. Every style is set to sound their best directly on each keyboard.

In my personal opinion, the Yamaha keyboards are perfect for those who play alone and need quality styles and real-time features. The styles are undoubtedly the best in the market and easy to use. Congratulations to Yamaha, I have been a fan of these keyboards since I was 13 years old and will not stop playing.

A hug to everyone. I hope you appreciate my music and my videos. Regards!!!

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