Violinist Esther Abrami’s story is that of a young, modern day women of the internet age who has succeeded on international stages and secured a coveted recording contract with a major label due to her courage, determination and willingness to share the ups and downs of her own remarkable life as a musician with a wide online audience. 
 
Esther was born in 1996 and raised in Aix-en-Provence. In 2017 she was accepted as a student at the world-leading Royal College of Music in London. Alongside her lessons, Esther also began to build her online career, playing popular classical music on her social media channels. Esther has approached social media with the same open mindedness with which she performs her music. She has a sense of fun and fashion, and delights in her collaborations with leading fashion houses like Givenchy. 
 
In March 2021 her debut single, a recording of Clara Schumann’s “andante molto” from the “Romances for Violin” was released via Sony Classical. Her album will follow in late 2021. 
 
Esther Abrami plays a fine Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin, kindly loaned to her through the Beare&#39;s International Violin Society.

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Violinist Esther Abrami’s story is that of a young, modern day women of the internet age who has succeeded on international stages and secured a coveted recording contract with a major label due to her courage, determination and willingness to share the ups and downs of her own remarkable life as a musician with a wide online audience. \n \nEsther was born in 1996 and raised in Aix-en-Provence. In 2017 she was accepted as a student at the world-leading Royal College of Music in London. Alongside her lessons, Esther also began to build her online career, playing popular classical music on her social media channels. Esther has approached social media with the same open mindedness with which she performs her music. She has a sense of fun and fashion, and delights in her collaborations with leading fashion houses like Givenchy. \n \nIn March 2021 her debut single, a recording of Clara Schumann’s “andante molto” from the “Romances for Violin” was released via Sony Classical. Her album will follow in late 2021. \n \nEsther Abrami plays a fine Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin, kindly loaned to her through the Beare&#39;s International Violin Society.

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