About

Mariechristine Lopez is a musician who evokes emotions through sound.

Known for the warmth and vivacity of her interpretations, as a musical storyteller her classical violin repertoire spans different periods of time and has been shaped by her fascination for discovering other cultures, understanding the nuances of composers' languages, and experiencing universal emotions by the power of music.

Mariechristine debuted as soloist playing Alban Berg's Chamber Concert at Auditorio Stelio Molo with Arturo Tamayo conducting the Ensemble900 of Conservatorio della Svizzera italiana, and has since performed solo recital programs in Switzerland, Italy, and the US. As chamber musician, she has collaborated with Fazil Say, Robert McDuffie, Hsin-Yun Huang, Peter Wiley, and Simone Gramaglia. Her live performances as soloist and chamber musician have been broadcast on Swiss (Radio Svizzera Italiana) and Italian (RaiRadio3) radio.

Following studies with Ruggiero Ricci in Palm Springs and Salvatore Accardo at the Stauffer and Chigiana academies, Mariechristine obtained her bachelor's and master's degrees under Massimo Quarta at the CSI of the SUPSI in Switzerland. She has since been mentored by Rudens Turku.

In three notes

Learns languages for pleasure.

Cannot walk by a flower without taking a picture.

Still thinks the spinning top falls at the end of Inception.

Audio

Online

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariechristine-lopez-a57836202/.

Substack: https://mariechristine.substack.com

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