Meet the Artists
Each summer, Marlboro gathers some 80 exceptionally talented instrumentalists and singers of widely varying ages, backgrounds, and points of view. New musical leaders are joined by eminent concert artists from around the world who live together on the rural Marlboro campus for seven weeks as one nurturing and closely-knit family.
Marlboro’s Artistic Directors, Mitsuko Uchida & Jonathan Biss, and their senior artist colleagues are among the most renowned classical musicians in the world. They are members of outstanding chamber ensembles, acclaimed recitalists, principal chair members of leading orchestras, and teachers at prominent conservatories and universities.
Joining these seasoned artists each summer are dozens of emerging musicians: outstanding professionals in early stages of their careers. In a practice that originated at Marlboro, the senior artists do not coach the groups from the outside but play in them alongside the younger participants. These in-depth, multi-generational collaborations allow the musicians to exchange ideas, test new approaches, get to the heart of the music, and make lasting discoveries.
Auditioning for Marlboro
Our emerging musicians are all outstanding professionals in early stages of their careers, who are selected to attend Marlboro through highly competitive auditions held each winter. Follow the link below for information on upcoming auditions and application requirements.






2026 Marlboro Music Participants
Each season, approximately two-thirds of our musicians in residence are exceptional, early-career professionals who are invited through competitive auditions, or who are returning for a second or third summer. They are joined by eminent artists, many of whom spent formative summers at Marlboro at the beginning of their careers and have returned to share their experiences with the next generations.
Piano
- Jonathan Biss
- Solomon Ge
- Ieva Jokubaviciute
- Ayane Nakajima
- Juho Pohjonen
- Cynthia Raim
- Amir Ron
- Changyong Shin
- Ignat Solzhenitsyn
- Mitsuko Uchida
Violin
- Leah Amory
- Leo Appel
- Sara Bitlloch
- Angela Sin Ying Chan
- Tiffany Chang
- Meesun Hong Coleman
- Gabrielle Després
- Laurel Gagnon
- Masha Lakisova
- Joseph Lin
- Clara Neubauer
- Oliver Neubauer
- Alex Redington
- Felicitas Schiffner
- Arnold Steinhardt
- Mark Steinberg
- Anatol Toth
- Yebin Yoo
- Itamar Zorman
- Stephanie Zyzak
Viola
- Misha Amory
- Sally Chisholm
- Beth Guterman Chu
- Sofia Gilchenok
- Hsin-Yun Huang
- Brian Isaacs
- Laura Liu
- Cara Pogossian
- Luther Warren
- Emad Zolfaghari
Cello
- Elena Ariza
- Marie Bitlloch
- Jay Campbell
- Annie Jacobs-Perkins
- Nagyeom Jang
- Dilshod Narzillaev
- Laura Navasardian
- Alice Neary
- Chase Park
- Christoph Richter
- Marcy Rosen
- Judith Serkin
- Macintyre Taback
Double Bass
- Tobias Vigneau
Flute
- Joshua Smith
- Hannah Tassler
Oboe
- Alexander Mayer
- Frank Rosenwein
- Spencer Rubin
- Mary Lynch VanderKolk
Clarinet
- Yejin Ahn
- Jonathan Leibovitz
- Arthur Stockel
Bassoon
- Duncan Henry
- Guilhaume Santana
- Natalya Rose Vrbsky
Horn
- Colby Kleven
- Alberto Menéndez Escribano
- Carys Sutherland
Voice
- Bridget Esler, soprano
- Lucy Fitz Gibbon, soprano
- Veronica Siebert, mezzo-soprano
- Jennifer Johnson Cano, mezzo-soprano
- Eric Finbarr Carey, tenor
- Brandon Bell, baritone
- Evan Luca Gray, bass-baritone
Vocal Program
- Lydia Brown
- Anja Burmeister
Composer in Residence
- Marcos Balter

Our alumni
Today, more than 2,000 leading musicians consider their experiences at Marlboro to be among their most important artistic influences. Get to know 75 years of Marlboro artists and achievements that have changed the chamber music landscape.
Marlboro Music Composers-in-Residence
The opportunity to interact with the composer of a particular piece of music is an intensely valuable learning experience for Marlboro musicians, and one that also offers new perspectives for the composer. Meet the many illustrious resident composers who have participated at Marlboro in recent decades, including Thomas Adès, Sally Beamish, George Benjamin, Reena Esmail, Sofia Gubaidulina, Helmut Lachenmann, Shulamit Ran, and Kaija Saariaho.

