Maria Rabenberg
Maria Rabenberg was born in Krakow. She studied at the Julius Stern Institute at the University of the Arts under Tomasz Tomaszewski, who was her main pedagogue. After graduation she obtained a position at the Orchesterakademie attached to the Berlin Philharmonic, followed by temporary contracts in the first and second violin sections. For one year she was second violin concertmaster in the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra under Fabio Luisi in Copenhagen, where she now lives and is permanently employed by the Copenhagen Philharmonic. In Copenhagen she founded her string quartet, the Copenhagen Philharmonic String Quartet, whose performance has already been broadcast live on Danish Radio. The quartet has also performed in the Sternstunden program at Tivoli with renowned artists such as Nikolaj Znjader, Kavakos and The Danish String Quartet. The Copenhagen String Quartet has also been invited to participate in Lunchkonzerten programs at the Berlin Philharmonic. Maria has performed as soloist in Japan at Kioi Hall in Tokyo and at the Great Hall of the Berlin Philharmonic with works such as the Double Concerto by Brahms, Violin Concerto by Sibelius, Rondo Cappricioso by Saint Saëns and Violin Concerto by Mozart.
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Maria Rabenberg was born in Krakow. She studied at the Julius Stern Institute at the University of the Arts under Tomasz Tomaszewski, who was her main pedagogue. After graduation she obtained a position at the Orchesterakademie attached to the Berlin Philharmonic, followed by temporary contracts in the first and second violin sections. For one year she was second violin concertmaster in the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra under Fabio Luisi in Copenhagen, where she now lives and is permanently employed by the Copenhagen Philharmonic. In Copenhagen she founded her string quartet, the Copenhagen Philharmonic String Quartet, whose performance has already been broadcast live on Danish Radio. The quartet has also performed in the Sternstunden program at Tivoli with renowned artists such as Nikolaj Znjader, Kavakos and The Danish String Quartet. The Copenhagen String Quartet has also been invited to participate in Lunchkonzerten programs at the Berlin Philharmonic. Maria has performed as soloist in Japan at Kioi Hall in Tokyo and at the Great Hall of the Berlin Philharmonic with works such as the Double Concerto by Brahms, Violin Concerto by Sibelius, Rondo Cappricioso by Saint Saëns and Violin Concerto by Mozart.