Natania Hoffman

Natania Hoffman is a versatile, thought-provoking musician whose performances and masterclasses have been heard in over twenty countries spanning four continents.

As a soloist, she has performed with the Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, among others. She completed an Artist Diploma the Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth under the guidance of Gary Hoffman.
An avid chamber musician, she toured Europe, the USA, China, New Zealand, and India, alongside artists such as Giuliano Carmignola, Augustin Dumay and Gilles Apap. She has participated in festivals such as Open Chamber Music at Prussia Cove, the Folle Journée de Nantes, the Ravinia Steans Institute of Music, and the Encuentro de Santander.
Natania Hoffman is a member of Trio Agora, which was the first prize winner of the 2018 Anton Rubinstein competition in Düsseldorf, Germany. Her discography with Trio Agora includes “Connecting Identities,” (Odradek Records, 2020) and “Hotel Tango” (Accentus Music, 2023). Her debut with pianist Monika Dars, “Resistance,” was released with Etcetera Records in 2024.
She was a featured guest on the radio programs “Puisque vous avez du talent” with Laurent Graulus (Musiq3, Belgium) and the programs “Talente und Karrieren” and “Meine Musik” with Kamilla Kaiser (rbb Kultur, Germany).
A dedicated teacher, she is professor of chamber music at the “Vecchi-Tonelli” Conservatory of Modena. She is additionally a jury member of the international “Luigi Nono” chamber music competition.
Natania Hoffman is a recipient of scholarships from Neustart Kultur and #MusikerZukunft der Deutschen Orchester-Stiftung. Additionally, she has participated in many interdisciplinary projects, such as the musical theater project "La Bohème" (Schauspiel Leipzig), chamber opera premieres of “Physical Education” / Neue Szenen (Deutsche Oper) and “Unknown, I live with you” (The Airport Society). Natania Hoffman plays a cello made by Arthur Frémont in 2022.