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About me

From the conservatory to jazz: find your own voice.

Violinist, improviser, and teacher. Over 10 years accompanying musicians with classical training who want to learn to create in the moment.

My story

Classical violin gave me technique. Jazz gave me freedom.

I studied classical violin at the conservatory and trained with references in academic music. But something was missing: the possibility of creating in the moment, of conversing with other musicians without a score. That’s what I found in jazz.

Today I teach what I learned on that path: how to use classical technique as a foundation for improvising, listening, and creating living music. I work with violinists of all levels, online and in-person in Córdoba.

References and Influences

The music that shaped me.

My musical language has been shaped by the great jazz violin masters: Stéphane Grappelli, the elegant phrasing of Joe Venuti, the groove of Stuff Smith, and the modernity of Jean-Luc Ponty. In improvisation, I draw inspiration from Miles Davis, Bill Evans, and the entire tradition of bebop and post-bop. That convergence is where my way of teaching was born.

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From day one

No “exercises before we start” weeks. From the first class, we work with real musical material: jazz standards, blues, and applied modal scales.

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The ear comes first

Improvisation is a conversation. We train the ear to hear the harmony, respond to other musicians, and build phrases that make musical sense.

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Your technique as a gateway

Classical training is not an obstacle — it’s an advantage. We use what you already know as a foundation for building your own improvisation language.

Does this path resonate with you?

Book your first free class. No commitment, no fixed score.

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