About me
Violinist, improviser, and teacher. Over 10 years accompanying musicians with classical training who want to learn to create in the moment.
My story
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
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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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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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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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.
Book your first free class. No commitment, no fixed score.
