The Vivaldi Project

The repertoire is charming and the playing, on period instruments, is superb. Strings Magazine

The Vivaldi Project

Praised for its brilliant and expressive playing, The Vivaldi Project presents innovative programs of Baroque and Classical string repertoire that combine scholarship and performance to both educate and delight audiences. The period instrument ensemble takes its name from the virtuoso violinist and innovative composer Antonio Vivaldi in recognition of his pivotal position between earlier Baroque and later Classical composers. The Vivaldi Project is receiving critical acclaim for its series, Discovering the Classical String Trio (MSR Records)---with two volumes to date and two more in the works.

Partnerships/Upcoming Activities

The Vivaldi Project is excited to partner with Mallarme Chamber Players and Alchymy Viols as part of its 2019-2020 season.

News

CD Album of the Week on WETA

Volumes 1 & 2 of Discovering the Classical String Trio will be Album of the Week on WETA beginning Monday, November 11th. Air times

WETA Album of the Week

Projects in the Works

The Vivaldi Project is awarded a Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Foundation grant for video project.

Musicians

Allison Nyquist

Elizabeth Field

Stephanie Vial

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Collaborating Artists

Education

Institute for Early Music on

MOdern instruments

The Institute for Early Music on Modern Instruments (EMMI) offers professional string players and students of varying levels the opportunity to study historical performance practices using their own modern

instruments.

As a violin and cello team, co-directors Elizabeth Field and Stephanie Vial have been working together for over a decade, inspiring players from talented young Curtis students, Suzuki teachers and their pupils, to seasoned professional orchestral and freelance players. read more

"You've opened up a whole world of musical inquiry that I hadn't known before." Julliard Graduate