I believe music is a language that carries memory and emotional meaning far beyond what words can express.
As a violinist and music arranger, my aim is to communicate a strong sense of storytelling by connecting music with audience, space and moment.
Early Training & Musical Foundations
I was born and raised in León, Spain, and began my formal studies within the classical tradition. I hold a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Violin Performance from the Eduardo Martínez Torner Conservatoire in Oviedo, where I studied under violinist and pedagogue José Ramón Hevia.
During these formative years, I performed regularly with youth and chamber orchestras, including Jeunesses Musicales, the Oviedo International Youth Orchestra and the Asturias Symphony Youth Orchestra. Masterclasses with Héctor Corpus, Aitor Hevia and Natalia Lomeiko further shaped my technical and artistic development.
In 2011, I relocated to London to progress my musical development. I studied with David Ballesteros, professor and member of the London Symphony Orchestra. I attended workshops with Simon Fischer through the European String Teachers Association and Alina Ibragimova at the Royal Academy of Music.
The discipline of classical training remains central to my work. It forms the foundation from which I explore new collaborations and creative directions.
Performance & Collaboration
My foundations are built on classical repertoire, but my musical path has naturally expanded into jazz and contemporary styles through collaborations with artists such as singer-songwriter Josh Geffin, jazz pianist Tim Sochas and composer Thierry Deneux.
I have performed extensively as an orchestral musician in Spain and the UK, as well as in chamber settings and as part of a violin duo. I am an active member of Duo Klier, alongside violinist Pablo Castro, where we perform original works for two violins and create bespoke duet arrangements.
These collaborations have strengthened my ability to adapt thoughtfully across different genres and contexts, broadening my musical perspective and enabling me to approach each project with curiosity and a clear sense of artistic direction.
Teaching & Musical Development
Teaching is an integral part of my musical life. In 2012, I joined The DaCapo Music Foundation, where I trained for five years in the Kodály method and the Dalcroze approach; pedagogies that encourage learning music in an active, physical and intuitive way. During this time, I served as Musician in Residence, developing and performing educational concerts and workshops for schools. I also completed specialised training in Early Years education, enabling me to begin teaching students from the age of three and laying strong musical foundations from the very start.
I have also completed specialist training with the North London Music Hub, gaining skills to support neurodivergent students in their musical learning.
My interest in Psychology and Psychoanalysis has led me to pursue a part-time Bachelor's degree in Psychology with UNED, further enriching how I think about communication, perception and individual differences whilst teaching and performing.
Since 2013, I have been part of the teaching team at Haringey Music Service in North London, working within a vibrant and diverse music education community. Its commitment to accessible, high-quality tuition aligns closely with my own values.
I am a co-founder of Muswell Hill Violin Studio in London, where I combine professional performance with high-quality music education in a supportive and thoughtful environment.
My Ethos
Music requires discipline, patience and an awareness of detail, in technical sound and in context. Each performance exists within a particular space, shaped by the people present and the purpose of the gathering.
My work is guided by careful listening and thoughtful preparation. That awareness informs everything I do, whether on stage, in the studio or in the teaching room.
Professional Work
Alongside concerts and educational projects, I am available as a session violinist for studio recordings, film and commercial work and live performances including corporate events, gallery openings, private celebrations and cultural programmes.
If you would like to collaborate or enquire about a performance, I would be delighted to hear from you.
Music is the literature of the heart, it commences where speech ends.
Alphonse de Lamartine