Belle Ting
Violin 

 

“A lyrical and scintillating performance... Ting projected a rich tone in her lower register, and showed impressive agility in complex passages: Her stage presence was as charming as her violin playing."

Cleveland Classical

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Recognized for her charismatic and versatile performances, Belle Ting is preparing upcoming debuts at festivals such as La Folle Journée de Nantes and collaborating with prestigious orchestras across Europe and beyond, including the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, and the Moscow State Philharmonic.

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Born in Taipei, the Canadian violinist came to public attention after winning the Grand Prix at the International Arthur Grumiaux Competition in Belgium at the age of thirteen, and subsequently garnered top prizes at the International Cooper Violin Competition, International Brahms Competition, International Isaac Stern Competition, the International Khachaturian Competition, and the CARSA Rising Star Award.

She has performed at renowned venues including the Musikverein Wien and the Wiener Konzerthaus, as well as at events such as Festival Ravel, the Cziffra Foundation, and the Verbier Festival. Her debut album, Impressions, explores the works of French Impressionism, and her performances have been broadcast on ORF, IDAGIO, Classic FM, and medici.tv.

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Belle has received musical impulses from Sarah Nemtanu, Rainer Honeck, and Ivry Gitlis, who remarked: “She plays as if every piece was written for her.” She previously studied at both chamber music and violin at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and Hochschule für Musik Detmold.