​Moldovan-Spanish violinist Xenia Gogu specializes in

historical performance, combining solo, chamber

music and orchestra projects as part of her artistic life.

She is currently living in the Netherlands, where she

holds a violin position with the Noord Nederlands

Orkest. With her different groups she is a prizewinner

of various international competitions, such as the York

International Young Artist Competition (1st Prize), at

the Göttingen Händel Competition (1st Prize) and the

Biagio Marini Competition (2nd Prize). She has also

performed at prestigious festivals, such as Laus

Polyphonae in Antwerp, Semana de la Música Antigua

de Estella-Lizarra, Festival FestiVita in Brussels and

at the Festival FELIX! in Köln to menetion a few.

 

She has studied in the Early Music Department in

Bremen with Veronika Skuplic. She has previously

obtained her Bachelor’s degree at the Hanns Eisler

Hochschule für Musik in Berlin and completed her

Master’s degree in Hamburg.

 

She has been part of the Apprentices Program with

Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras (under the baton of

Sir J.E.Gardiner) and in the Collegium Vocale Gent

Academy (under the baton of Ph.Herreweghe) and

appears regularly with orchestras such as Mahler

Chamber Orchestra, Millenium Orchestra, Balthasar

Neumann Ensembles, Utopia and Cappella

Mediterranea.