Rebecca Raimondi

Rebecca Raimondi
‘The driving force in these works was the italian violinist Rebecca Raimondi, who also completely won over the audience as the soloist in Johann Georg Pisendel's Violin Concerto: she appears as a mature personality in whom sovereign skill, meticulous work on the musical text, emotionality and musicality come together to form a natural whole.

We will hopefully be hearing a lot more from this violinist[...]’.
Doris Kösterke, ‘with Bach's grandfather’, 02/02/2022, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Rebecca Raimondi is a lecturer in baroque violin at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts, and enjoys the support of the Jumpstart Jr. Foundation, which has provided her with a violin by Gennaro Gagliano from 1732.
In 2022 she won first prize in the ‘Marco Uccellini’ competition, and in the same year completed her studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt am Main in the class of Prof. Petra Müllejans and Mechthild Karkow, graduating with top grades. She currently attends masterclasses with Enrico Onofri.
A co-founder and member of the ensembles ‘La Tabatière’, ‘Cappella Sollertia’, ‘Duo Raimondi Demgenski’ and ‘Duo Amüsant’, she regularly plays with various famous orchestras such as the ‘Freiburg Baroque Orchestra’ and the ‘Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century’, alongside her commitments as concertmaster and soloist with the ‘Orquestra barroca casa da Musica’ (Porto), ‘La Stagione Frankfurt’ and the ‘Neumeyer Consort’.
In 2023 she was artistic director of the Höri Musiktage and the Lienzingen Festival.
She is also the founder of the spectacle ‘Commedia Instrumentale’, a work that focuses on the cultural exchange between Commedia dell'Arte and baroque music.
As a chamber musician and soloist, she has recorded CDs for Sheva Contemporary, Brilliant, Stradivarius and Grand Piano (Naxos), KHA and NovAntiqua.
In 2018 she completed her fellowship programm with Prof. Jacqueline Ross at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London, where she also studied with David Takeno and Pavlo Beznosiuk.
She has studied in Italy with Salvatore Accardo, Marco Fiorini, Lorenzo Fabiani and Roberto Gonzalez Monjas. In 2014, she completed her bachelor's degree in the class of Antonio De Secondi at the Conservatorio in Latina ‘O. Respighi’.
In 2013 she received the ‘Excellentissimus’ prize from the association ‘Le Cattedrali Letterarie’, signed by the President of the Italian Republic.