A native of Germany, Theresa Salomon came to New York in 1993. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has described her interpretations as “of the highest standard” and praised her “crystal-clear intonation” and “rhythmic precision.” She has performed in numerousinternational festivals, such as Festival Presence, Paris; Gulbenkian Festival, Lisbon; Prague Spring Festival; Ostfriesland Festival, Germany; Connecticut Early Music Festival; Staunton Chamber Music Festival, Virginia; and Ostrava Days for New Music, Czech Republic, where she was a soloist with the Janáček Philharmonic. Ms. Salomon performs on both baroque and modern violin in New York with ensembles such as the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, REBEL Baroque Orchestra, New York Collegium, SEM Ensemble, American Classical Orchestra, Trinity Wall Street Baroque Orchestra, and others. She also directs a new chamber music series at Music Under Construction and plays frequently for the dance
wing of the organization, Dance Under Construction. Her teachers include Ulf Hoelscher, Philipp Hirshhorn, Wolfram Koenig, and Todd Philipps. She has recorded for the labels Vandenburg and Tzadik. Theresa is on the adjunct faculty of Montclair State University’s John J. Cali School of Music, teaching historic performance practice and baroque violin.