A few words on my background

It was made of cardboard !
I was 4 years old and it was to learn how to hold my instrument.

I started with the Suzuki method.

A few years later, I recall a major masterclass in France, attended by hundreds of young violinists. We were all gathered in a large hall and I played a piece solo for Shinichi Suzuki, who had come even though he was already in his 80s. I was so proud!

These childhood memories are still with me today, and are with me throughout my career as a teacher and concert performer.

Now that I teach the violin, I do so by developing my own material, searching through the many methods of the past and the writings and compositions of pedagogues and musicians alike.
To have resources adapted to my teaching.
I supplement this material with my own compositions and exercises.

It's very time-consuming, but I like to have personalized solutions, and in this way I maintain my creativity and curiosity.

I've started work on publishing Violinotech in 2021, little by little, alongside my activities as a concert performer and teacher.

My aim is to gather enough material to be able to help and support violin teachers and violinists in the long term.