Based on your goals and level, we will study repertoire that is relevant and interesting. I have experience playing both classical and contemporary, free improvisation and in bands, so depending on what you are looking for we will adapt the contents of the classes. Technique is a fundamental pillar of playing violin. We will develop this using traditional methods (scales and arpeggios, studies), but also from improvisation and the repertoire itself. The important thing is to see that the study of technique and the development of musicality always go hand in hand. For me, it is essential to develop an environment of trust in my classes, where you feel comfortable and free to express yourself and bring your own ideas.

Lessen ook beschikbaar in het Nederlands! In my classes I always seek to maintain a balance between the development of basic knowledge, composition techniques and creativity. These are the three fundamental pillars that any person dedicated to composition needs. Basic knowledge: Many are afraid of learning "too much" theory, because they believe that it can kill creativity. But what I precisely want to teach in my classes is a practical approach, where theoretical knowledge serves to further develop creativity. Composition techniques: Each class I give small composition tasks, things that can be developed in the time you have available between classes, where we will explore different composition techniques and how they can be applied within the musical language that you want to develop. Creativity: We work here in two ways, the first is on a project you are working on, for example a piece for your own instrument, a project for a competition or entrance exam, a song, etc. The second way is through improvisation exercises on your instrument. We will do this together, since I play violin and piano. With this we are seeing how to give space to musical intuition, to be able to capture ideas and then concretize them in a composition. These three elements are present in each class, which is usually divided into 20-minute sections, so a lesson usually lasts 1 hour.