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| "Là
où certains néo ou pseudo-classiques font de la
soupe consensuelle, lui bouscule et recrée une
mémoire musicale bien vivante et somptueusement
variée. A consommer sans modération". Midi
Libre - J.F. Bourgeot - 1998 |
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| He begins
his musical studies at 7 at the
"Conservatoire de Liège". In 1976, he
obtains a 1st prize of music theory. In 1978-79,
a 1st prize of violin. He continues by the
superior diploma and obtains a 1st prize of
chamber music in 1981. From 1981 till 1983, he
follows the Ivry Gitlis's private classes. After
a period of questioning, retreat and reflection
on the violonistic pedagogy, reading Nietzsche's
and Rimbaud's works ... He joins the world and
the street music in Brussels, Paris and in the
South of France. He meets Chorda Trio, finds
through them the love and the atmosphere of
Django and Grappelli's jazz and his recollections
of childhood when he played with his brother, the
guitarist Stephane Martini, from the age of 9... Read more about professional
experience
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| "Il
possède un feeling à faire pâlir les plus
grands du blues! La sensibilité à fleur de
peau, l'émotion sur son visage, la musique dans
tout son être, c'est le grand moment de la
soirée". Le Démocrate - 1990 |
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