Lynn University
Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance · Boca Raton, USA
GPA 3.8 / 4.0María Luz Vella is an Argentine violinist specializing in classical and tango music. Her training spans the Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón, the Orquesta Escuela Emilio Balcarce, the Conservatorio Superior Manuel de Falla and, currently, Lynn University in Boca Raton, where she is pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance.
Her experience moves between solo, orchestral, chamber and tango performance. She has performed across Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, Chile, the United States and Europe, combining rigorous classical training with a strong connection to Argentine musical tradition.
A selection of key moments from María Luz’s artistic development, solo work, orchestral experience and international performance history.
Concertmaster of Orquesta Escuela de los Andes and member of the Academic Symphony Orchestra in San Martín de los Andes.
Member of Patagonia Symphony Orchestra and Bariloche Youth Camerata, with an internship at Río Negro Philharmonic Orchestra.
Admitted to the Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón; selected for the Ibero-American Youth Orchestra, the Festival Iguazú en Concierto as a soloist, and orchestral projects including SODRE in Uruguay.
Third Prize at the International Orchestra Auditions Awards; participated in Festival de Música de Cóbano and UCR Strings in Costa Rica.
Performed Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 as soloist with Camerata El Rosedal; joined Buenos Aires Virtuosi, CAMUBA and Camerata Nueva Argentina.
Two-year tango violin program with Orquesta Escuela Emilio Balcarce; chamber music, opera and orchestral appearances in Buenos Aires, plus FEMUSC in Brazil and international chamber-music festival work in Bariloche.
Festival Portillo in Chile with masterclasses from members of the American String Quartet; continued orchestral work and began Bachelor of Music studies at Lynn University.
European tango touring with Romántica Milonguera and continued performance activity in South Florida through Lynn University and independent projects.
Formal conservatory study, orchestral training, tango specialization and international masterclasses form the foundation of María Luz’s musical language.
Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance · Boca Raton, USA
GPA 3.8 / 4.0Degree in Orchestra Performance · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Two-year tango violin program · diploma awarded
Complementary musical training · Buenos Aires
Violin technique, orchestral and ensemble training
Third Prize · International Orchestra Auditions Awards
María Luz’s CV includes solo concerto appearances, symphonic and tango orchestras, international festivals, touring and collaborations with artists from different musical worlds.
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 — Camerata El Rosedal (2021)
Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 in G major — Festival de Técnica de Violín Orchestra (2019)
Selected soloist — Festival Iguazú en Concierto (2019)
Romántica Milonguera — European tour across France, Russia, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Portugal, Germany and Italy
Festival Portillo — American String Quartet masterclasses (Chile, 2024)
Festival Cóbano & UCR Strings — Costa Rica · FEMUSC — Brazil · SODRE — Uruguay
Selected performance credits include Los Palmeras, Kygo and Jorge Drexler.
Additional appearances include national Argentine television and radio, a Presidential Gala in Argentina and a performance at Mexico’s Presidential Residence.
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Selected as one of the Argentine violinists for the new Ibero-American Youth Orchestra.
Named in the Ministry’s coverage of the national event announcing the orchestra selection.
Credited among the violinists in the national production presented for International Women’s Day.
Listed as a violinist in the 16th class of the Orquesta Escuela de Tango Emilio Balcarce.
Featured as violinist for the closing of ART EXHIBITION at Expo Construir Argentina.
Listed in the chamber ensemble for Vaughan Williams’ On Wenlock Edge at Templo Libertad.
Credited as second violin with CAMUBA, with a listed concertino role in the Mendelssohn-Hensel work.
Listed among the violinists of the Argentine tango orchestra Romántica Milonguera in Rome.
Named in Lynn University’s Performance Forum archive at Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall.
Public artist page collecting credits across gala, tango, chamber music and orchestral appearances.
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