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I had the great luck to be the student of Didier Lockwood<\/strong>for 2 years! It greatly influenced my way of playing jazz violin, and also my teaching pedagogy. Today,I miss Didier Lockwood a lot<\/strong>, it is a great loss for the world of jazz and the world of violin. He was very generous with me, I even had the chance to have him as a special guest on THE SONG “LA FEUILLE” ON MY ALBUM INSPIRATIONS<\/a>! I in turn want to pass on some musical knowledge that he taught to me!<\/p>\n In this video, I decided to share with you a tip from Didier Lockwood on “playing out.”<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s really a violinist’s trick, using very practical schematic fingerings! But I think this trick can also be useful for guitarists. It’s not the only way to play out, but in any case it’s a fairly easy way to start doing it on the violin. Below the video, you will find the written explanations of this technique by Didier Lockwood<\/strong> as well as a little souvenir video of a concert I was able to do with him!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n