English-Speaking Musician/Instrumentalists in Washington
1 verified professional in Washington who speak English.
English-Speaking Musician/Instrumentalists in all citiesThe English-speaking musician/instrumentalists in Washington listed on ReRoot have each stated their profession and the languages they work in. Every profile shows what they do, where they are based and how to reach them, so you can choose someone who will understand you without an interpreter.
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Service: Musician/Instrumentalist
Margret Radovani
Musician/Instrumentalist (General)
Washington
Margret Radovani is an Albanian violinist and educator known for her expressive sound, versatility, and charismatic stage presence. Classically trained with a Master’s in Solo Violin Performance, she has performed with ensembles including the National Opera and Ballet Theatre of Albania, Tirana Philharmonic, Fairfax Symphony Orchestra, and prestigious youth orchestras across Europe. She had the opportunity to perform at the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence with the MYO Orchestra, conducted by Gianandrea Noseda, the current Artistic Director of the Kennedy Center. Margret also performed in Kennedy Center, at the Eisenhower Theater in January 2026! Margret has appeared at concert halls and festivals internationally, collaborating with celebrated american artists such as Gregory Alan Isakov, Anthony McGill, Jeffrey Biegel, Renèe Fleming, The Indigo Girls and many famous albanian artists. She has performed in NPR’s Tiny Desk series with Maluma and Nubya Garcia. Her career spans classical, contemporary, and crossover stages, ranging from symphonic concerts and chamber recitals to pop events across New York, Chicago, Florida, and the DMV area. As both performer and educator, Margret brings passion, precision, and artistry to every setting. She currently performs with the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra, has continuing projects, leads diverse electric-violin solo shows, and teaches violin & viola to the next generation of musicians.
- Albanian
- English
- Italian
- Spanish
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- Do these musician/instrumentalists only work in Washington?
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