To create the best context for learning music it is very important that you like the music you are playing and that you enjoy while you practice. That is why I like to offer a wide range of possibilities and discover together with each student what is the best way to go. And the answer is always in the tastes, desires and expectations of the one who is learning. I believe that technique, improvisation, notions of musical composition, theory and analysis must be learned through the music that you want to play and the music that you already know how to play. And not as an abstract knowledge. The best way to assimilate music is by playing it and facing the challenges that each piece, song or composition offers. It is important to remember that music can be made from scratch regardless of your level or age.

To create the best context for learning music it is very important that you like the music you are composing or playing and that you enjoy the process. That is why I like to offer a wide range of possibilities and discover together with each student what is the best way to go. And the answer is always in the tastes, desires and expectations of the one who is learning. I believe that technique, improvisation, notions of musical composition, theory and analysis should be learned through the music that you like to compose and the music that you already know how to play. And not as an abstract knowledge. The best way to assimilate music is by writing and playing it and facing the challenges that each piece, song or composition offers. It is important to remember that music can be made from scratch regardless of your level or age.