- Adriana Festeu
- Alan Hazeldine
- Alex Wilson
- Alexander Baillie
- Andrew Haveron
- Anna Le Hair
- Anna Livermore
- Anna-Liisa Bezrodny
- Arisa Fujita
- Ben Davies
- Bobby Chen
- Chris Hopkins
- Clare McCaldin
- Dan Dixon
- Daniel Benn
- Daniel Norman
- Dilyana Kirova
- Drew Steanson
- Enikő Magyar
- Fabio Zanon
- Gabriella Dall'Olio
- Gary Ryan
- Gavin Bowyer
- Hannah Gordon
- Haruko Seki
- Helena Dix
- Hiroaki Takenouchi
- Hugh Seenan
- Jeff Bryant
- Jeremy Menuhin
- Jill Morton
- Jon Carnac
- Julian Gallant
- Kate Andrews
- Laura Samuel
- Mandy Burvill
- Maria Marchant
- Masayuki Tayama
- Mathieu van Bellen
- Mi-Kyung Lee
- Mike Copperwhite
- Naomi Harvey
- Nathalie Shaw
- Nathan Williamson
- Neil Tarlton
- Nicholas Evans-Pughe
- Nicholas Shipman
- Nick Ridley
- Nino Gvetadze
- Oleg Kogan
- Oliver Galletta
- Paul Seddon
- Rachael Gillian
- Reiko Fujisawa
- Richard Jenkinson
- Richard Knights
- Richard Stockall
- Robert Heard
- Rosie Aldridge
- Sara Deborah Struntz
- Sarah Blood
- Simon Callaghan
- So-Ock Kim
- Sophie Heppel
- Stuart King
- Susanna Andersson
- Sylvia Harper
- Tim Walden
- Warren Mailley-Smith
- Wilfred Driscoll
- Wu Qian
- You-Chiung Lin
Sara Deborah Struntz, violin
German-born violinist Sara Deborah Struntz completed her postgraduate studies with Natalia Boyarsky and Adrian Butterfield (baroque) at the Royal College of Music with a Masters of Music and Artist Diploma as a scholar of various German and English foundations including the Leverhulme and Amaryllis Fleming trusts. In masterclasses she was further inspired by some of the foremost musicians like Yehudi Menuhin, Ana Chumachenco, Rachel Podger, Catherine Mackintosh, Robert Levin and Sir Roger Norrington. She is currently the RCM’s Phoebe Benham Junior Fellow and an Assistant Teacher for Violin at the Yehudi Menuhin School.
Her roots as a performer lie in services and concerts at care homes, hospitals and prisons. As a soloist she has performed at the Wiener Konzerthaus, St James Piccadilly and various European festivals, and been broadcast by Bayerischer Rundfunk in Germany. A prize winner at several German and British competitions she won a Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists 2008 leading to engagements for several music societies and orchestras in the 2008/09 season including the Brahms concerto in June 2009. A versatile chamber music player, Sara Deborah performs recitals throughout Europe as half of the Duo Timossi with her husband, and appearances with her string quartet Chiaroscuro and Ensemble Amaranthos have included the Wigmore Hall, Aldeburgh Music and York Early Music Festival. She regularly works with the UK’s leading baroque ensembles including the OAE, the Sixteen, Florilegium, La Serenissima and Dunedin Consort, and is a member of the 2008 European Union Baroque Orchestra.
Performances with the Corinthian Chamber Orchestra
- Friday 13th June, 2003: Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 in G