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Artist · Musician · Movement educator

Music.Movement.Shared discovery.

I’m Juliano Vendemiatti. Based in Delft, I bring together music, dance, performance and somatic education. Discover individual lessons, workshops and artistic work—different ways to explore, learn and create.

Juliano performing with an outstretched arm under blue and magenta stage lighting.
Sound, body & imaginationBased in Delft

Three paths, one practice

A place to begin.

Come with a question, an instrument, or simply a curiosity about what’s possible.

A seated movement demonstration during a somatic lesson.
Attention. Curiosity. Practice.

About my practice

Art and learning,
in conversation.

My practice moves between making art and sharing what I have learned. Music, dance and somatic education offer different ways of attending—to sound, movement, ourselves and one another.

Teachers and collaborators including Mia Segal, Toshiyuki Tanaka and José Maria Carvalho have helped shape this work. Those encounters remain part of how I explore, collaborate and teach.

Meet Juliano

Juliano Vendemiatti has been an informative, caring, and sensitive guide into the practice of Feldenkrais.

Mike BlockCellist, singer, composer and educator · Boston
Read student experiences

Before we begin

A few practical
details.

Something else on your mind? You’re welcome to write to me.

How do I arrange an individual lesson?

Choose a movement or violin lesson and request a time through its booking calendar. Your lesson is confirmed after I approve the request. You can also get in touch first to discuss the lesson format or ask a question.

Where are lessons held, and what are the fees?

Individual violin and movement lessons are offered in Delft and online. Fees are available on request. Contact me to discuss fees and arrange the format for your lesson.

Can we discuss a workshop for my group?

Yes—tell me about your group or organisation, what you would like to explore, and any dates you have in mind. We can discuss the possibilities together.

Where can I explore your music and projects?

Visit Music for recordings and performances, or browse Art projects for collaborations across music, dance and multimedia.

An invitation

Let’s find a place
to begin.

A lesson, a workshop, an artistic collaboration—or a question you’re still finding words for. Tell me what brings you here, and we can discuss the possibilities.

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