BiPassionate about collaboration beyond the classical canon, New York based violinist Stephanie Liu has performed over 20 world premieres. She has been featured as a concerto soloist with the Stony Brook Baroque Players, Menomonee Falls Symphony, Princeton University and Chamber Orchestras, among others. Recent ensemble appearances include the New York Classical Players, Frisson, Norwalk and Albany Symphonies, Hudson Valley Philharmonic, and Berkshire Opera Festival. She has performed in festivals and residencies internationally, including Spoleto Festival USA, Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity, and Bang on a Can Festival at MassMoCA, and is a member of the Deep Roots Ensemble, a folk music ensemble with whom she has appeared at bluegrass festivals and recorded two albums. In summer 2023, Stephanie created an original sonic memoir piece - And Then We Come Home - combining interviews with Charleston resident Kim Clark, soundscape recordings, and improvisation, which premiered at the Spoleto Festival USA. A passionate educator, Stephanie was a recipient of a David Projects for Peace grant for work in arts education, and teaches at Molloy University, Concordia Conservatory, and University of Mount Saint Vincent. Stephanie also makes an impact as an arts administrator, currently serving as Director of Development & Marketing for the award-winning contemporary music group Talea Ensemble. Stephanie holds degrees from Princeton University (A.B. Economics) and Stony Brook University (M.M., D.M.A.), studying with Arnaud Sussmann, Philip Setzer, Jennifer Frautschi, and Anna Lim.