FABIANA STRIFFLER SOLO
Singing violinist: Her violin work spans from delicate, lyrical melodies to intense, avant-garde textures. The interaction between her voice and violin creates a complex, layered sound that is a defining and emotionally impactful aspect of her artistic identity. She uses them in a highly expressive and innovative way, constantly pushing her artistic boundaries. She performs in her mother tongue.
FABIANA STRIFFLER blends technical mastery with raw emotional depth.
She is recognized for her expressive and inventive combination of singing and violin playing. Rather than using her voice solely for traditional singing, she treats it as an additional instrument, exploring extended vocal techniques, improvisation, and experimental sounds, constantly pushing her artistic boundaries.
Her violin work spans from delicate, lyrical melodies to intense, avant-garde textures. The interaction between her voice and violin creates a complex, layered sound that is a defining and emotionally impactful aspect of her artistic identity. She performs in her mother tongue.
"Fabiana Striffler is a very talented violinist who plays directly from the heart. Her beautiful sound is a reflection of herself. Fabiana has a unique balance of keen Intuition and Intellect that allows her to make pure music no matter what creative situation she finds herself in.“ New York, Garry Dial (Grammy “live at the Village Vanguard”)
Born in Germany, she spent the first years of her life with her lovely family in Italy and discovered at an early age her strong interest in arts and music. As a young adult she moved to Spain, returned to Germany in 2009 and studied jazz and classical violin at the university of arts in Berlin, UdK and the conservatory of music, Hanns Eisler. In 2022, she was an Artist in Residence at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris.
As a musician and composer she mainly moves between jazz, contemporary music, improvised music and avant-folk. Her main instruments are violin and voice. She is considered both, a brilliant violinist and a robust fiddler and currently lives in Berlin.
About her compositions concerto magazin writes: “Gustav Mahler might have composed such songs if a time machine had catapulted him into the early 21st century, mysteriously radiant and full of unheard-of sounds…”