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Magisterra Soloists draws from a varied roster of musicians. Depending on programming, and repertoire selections it may include anywhere from two to twelve musicians, and may involve special guests. See below for Magisterra‘s roster of musicians (* indicates Magisterra Fellow).
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Jill Sauerteig, cello
Magisterra Soloists has become the face of visionary chamber music in Southern Ontario in London, Ontario, Magisterra Soloists has a current string roster of over 49 international musicians hailing from more than 25 countries, who have performed in over 130 concert performances and 35 school outreach visits, in collaboration with over 35 international special guest artists (piano, winds, voice).
Founded in 2016 by internationally-acclaimed violinist, Artistic Director Annette-Barbara Vogel, the ensemble is proud to call upon some of the finest chamber musicians worldwide, bringing first rate festival-style chamber music concerts to the region through its “Magisterra at the Museum” concert series and annual Christmas concert series, among others.
Magisterra Soloists plays a significant role in invigorating and enriching the local artistic experience. Its carefully crafted programs engage timeless masterworks in tandem with countless intriguing new discoveries. Performances showcase the ensemble’s boundless curiosity and total commitment to sharing gems from the string chamber music literature with the community.
The ensemble’s interactive educational “Magisterra in Schools” program has reached thousands of youth from kindergarten to high school. Magisterra Soloists is particularly passionate about bringing face-to-face exposure to the arts to underprivileged and rural school communities.
With the help of generous financial supporters, Magisterra Soloists aims to bring fully subsidized educational performances to school-aged children. To date, the ensemble has presented educational programming in both English and French to over 4000 students.
Magisterra Soloists is committed to providing invaluable professional development to young talent. Its “on the job” mentorship program, “Magisterra Fellows”, has already provided intensive artistic training to nearly two dozen deserving emerging artists, in support of their future careers as professional musicians.
To encourage the development of school-aged string players, Magisterra also hosts an annual searchlight audition: the Young Performer’s Award (YPA). Recipients of the YPA earn a small stipend and the opportunity to perform solo with the ensemble.
Magisterra Soloists is proud to serve both our local and national artistic community. As champions of Canadian art and artists (with commissioned works by Canadian composers Kevin Morse, Emily Doolittle, Edgar Suski, and Abby Richardson-Schulte), the ensemble has already successfully completed five multicity tours through both Canada and Brazil.
Magisterra Soloists has become the face of visionary chamber music in Southern Ontario in London, Ontario, Magisterra Soloists has a current string roster of over 49 international musicians hailing from more than 25 countries, who have performed in over 130 concert performances and 35 school outreach visits, in collaboration with over 35 international special guest artists (piano, winds, voice).
Founded in 2016 by internationally-acclaimed violinist, Artistic Director Annette-Barbara Vogel, the ensemble is proud to call upon some of the finest chamber musicians worldwide, bringing first rate festival-style chamber music concerts to the region through its “Magisterra at the Museum” concert series and annual Christmas concert series, among others.
Magisterra Soloists plays a significant role in invigorating and enriching the local artistic experience. Its carefully crafted programs engage timeless masterworks in tandem with countless intriguing new discoveries. Performances showcase the ensemble’s boundless curiosity and total commitment to sharing gems from the string chamber music literature with the community.
The ensemble’s interactive educational “Magisterra in Schools” program has reached thousands of youth from kindergarten to high school. Magisterra Soloists is particularly passionate about bringing face-to-face exposure to the arts to underprivileged and rural school communities.
With the help of generous financial supporters, Magisterra Soloists aims to bring fully subsidized educational performances to school-aged children. To date, the ensemble has presented educational programming in both English and French to over 4000 students.
Magisterra Soloists is committed to providing invaluable professional development to young talent. Its “on the job” mentorship program, “Magisterra Fellows”, has already provided intensive artistic training to nearly two dozen deserving emerging artists, in support of their future careers as professional musicians.
To encourage the development of school-aged string players, Magisterra also hosts an annual searchlight audition: the Young Performer’s Award (YPA). Recipients of the YPA earn a small stipend and the opportunity to perform solo with the ensemble.
Magisterra Soloists is proud to serve both our local and national artistic community. As champions of Canadian art and artists (with commissioned works by Canadian composers Kevin Morse, Emily Doolittle, Edgar Suski, and Abby Richardson-Schulte), the ensemble has already successfully completed five multicity tours through both Canada and Brazil.
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What is a Magisterra Fellow?
A Magisterra Fellow is a talented student in music studying formally at the undergraduate level who demonstrates promise as a professional instrumentalist and desires to gain hands-on professional performance experience.
Magisterra Fellows receive free intensive, high-quality training through rehearsals and coachings, and are featured in both our public concerts and educational outreach performances. Fellows have the opportunity to polish and perform repertoire in a variety of venues, and learn to respond to the variables and demands of a career in performance.
How do I become a Magisterra Fellow?
Magisterra Fellows are selected based on merit and must receive a formal invitation from the artistic director. Magisterra Fellows operate as apprentices within the ensemble and neither have to pay any dues nor receive any remuneration for their work with the group.
To become a Magisterra Fellow, to nominate a promising candidate, or for any further inquiries, please write to
Magisterra Soloists Salon Series
Magisterra Soloists has received enthusiastic praise for its brand new Salon Series, which presents world-class chamber music to small audiences in an intimate setting reminiscent of the salon concerts of the 19th century.
Magisterra’s Salon Series is the perfect way to enjoy the finest of classical chamber music in a private home environment. You can invite Magisterra into your home as a gift for that special music lover in your life, or as the centrepiece of a unique and unforgettable celebration with friends and loved ones, for any occasion! Many hosts choose to prolong their Salon Series soirée with refreshments and finger foods, at which point guests can mingle and meet with the artists.
To request a private concert with Magisterra Soloists in your home or workplace, please contact
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E-Mail: info@magisterra.com
Website: www.magisterra.com
