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Noëlle Streuber-Eden, Violin

15-year-old violinist Noëlle Streuber-Eden’s performances have been described as virtuosic, inspired, and musically mature beyond her years. After her solo debut with the Lakeside Artists in 2021, her musical journey has taken her to the stages of New York’s Carnegie Hall, Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center, Andrea Clearfield’s renowned Philadelphia Szalon, Harpa/ Iceland, and various locations in Germany. 

Noëlle studies solo violin with Prof. Guillaume Combet in Philadelphia and has worked with luminaries like Almita Vamos, Ida Kavafian, Jennifer Koh, Desirée Ruhstrat, Peter Zazofsky, and Robert Chen. Driven by her enthusiasm for collaborative music making, Noëlle has served as concertmaster, section leader, and soloist at Temple University’s Center for Gifted Young Musicians, the Lutheran Summer Music Festival, the Philadelphia Young Artists Orchestra, and the Chicago Youth Symphony.

Along with numerous first prizes and accolades in national and international competitions, her musical talent has been recognized with the prestigious Advanced Study Scholarship at Philadelphia’s Settlement School and as one of the winners of the 2024 Old York Road Symphony Competition. Passionate about music, neuroscience, and cats, she lives in a Philadelphia suburb with her family and Millie, her trusted feline companion. 

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