Concertmaster

The concertmaster is the leading violinist in a symphony orchestra and holds a key leadership role. They sit first chair in the string section and often introduce new pieces, coordinate rehearsals, and communicate the conductor's instructions to the musicians. The concertmaster also plays solos within the orchestra and helps ensure the ensemble plays cohesively. Their expertise and leadership help shape the overall sound and artistic interpretation of the performance. Essentially, they act as a bridge between the conductor and the musicians, ensuring the orchestra operates smoothly and passionately.