Lisa Vaupel

Lisa Vaupel
Music

    Violinist Lisa Vaupel appears throughout the United States as a solo, chamber, and
    orchestral musician. She currently performs as Principal Second Violin of the
    Delaware Symphony Orchestra and as Associate Concertmaster of Opera Delaware.
    Lisa is also a tenured member of the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra and plays
    regularly with the Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra, Opera Company of Philadelphia,
    and Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, She also enjoys playing with the Broadway
    touring shows through the Kimmel Center Series, including playing most recently
    as Concertmaster for Hello Dolly and with the three month Hamilton run in fall of
    2019.
    Lisa was a member of the Serafin String Quartet from 2013 to 2019, with a rigorous
    concert schedule and teaching residency at University of Delaware with the
    quartet. Serafin highlights included concerts at The Arts at Trinity series in
    Wilmington, University of Delaware Concert Series, Vanderbilt University and Blair
    Quartet collaborative concerts, Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival, NC,
    Marco Island Arts Center, FL and a Weill Hall concert in New York premiering two
    new works of composer Julia Adolphe.
    Lisa has also performed as Assistant Concertmaster with the Spoleto Festival in
    Italy, the Pacific Music Festival in Japan, the Singapore Symphony, and the
    American-Russian Youth Orchestra. As a chamber musician, she regularly
    performs in chamber settings at the Colorado Music Festival Chamber Concert
    Series and the Delaware Symphony Champagne Chamber Series, and has been
    featured in the Sequoia Chamber Workshop at Humboldt State University (Arcata,
    CA), Sundays at Three (Columbia, MD), Baltimore’s Bach Concert Series, and
    Goucher College’s Yogurt Concerts. Lisa has appeared as soloist in Barber’s Violin
    Concerto and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with the Frederick Symphony Orchestra.
    Also a dedicated advocate of arts education, Lisa has served as Coordinator and
    Teaching Artist for Philadelphia Orchestra’s School Partnership Program and as a
    guest artist on the World Café’s Live Connections Bridges programs in
    collaboration with other local musicians. Lisa has created and performed both
    concerts and music residencies through the education programs of the Baltimore
    Symphony, Colorado Music Festival, and Delaware Symphony, as well as serving as
    First Violinist of the Live Wire String Quartet in elementary school
    curriculum-integrated performances in the greater Baltimore area. She has served

    on the music faculty of University of Delaware and Goucher College, and enjoys
    teaching elementary through college level violin students. In May 2010, Lisa
    received the Delaware Symphony’s Albert Beekhuis Award, which honors a
    symphony musician who exceeds expectations in fulfilling the mission of the DSO
    in artistic excellence as well as educational and community engagement endeavors.
    She received her Bachelor of Music degree with High Distinction from Indiana
    University, Bloomington, and earned her Master of Music degree from the Peabody
    Conservatory.