Amanda Roth

Amanda Roth started playing the violin when she was four years old. She followed her passion for music and obtained a Bachelor of Music in Music Performance, Violin Concentration from the Boyer College of Music and Dance at Temple University and a Master of Music in Violin Performance from the Longy School of Music. To supplement her musical education, she has participated in a number of summer programs including the Aria International Summer Academy, the Chautauqua Music Festival Symphony Orchestra, he New York Summer Music Festival, the Mark Wood Rock Orchestra Camp, and the Starling-DeLay Symposium on Violin Studies at Juilliard.

Amanda has performed in a wide variety of ensembles and settings. She has been a member of Temple University's Grammy Nominated Symphony Orchestra, the Temple University Opera Orchestra, the Longy Conservatory Orchestra, and the Waukesha Area Chamber Orchestra, where she has held the positions of both concertmaster and principal second violin. She has performed at such major venues as the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia and Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City. She was involved in the 2011 North American premiere of Georg Friedrich Haas' Sieben Klangräume and the 2013 world premiere of Michael Daugherty's Reflections on the Mississippi with tuba soloist Carol Jantsch. Amanda regularly performs in chamber ensembles and can be found playing for weddings, functions, and pit orchestras throughout New England.

If the event is outside, the temperature must be between 55 and 95. Extreme temperatures can damage instruments/equipment and make it impossible to perform. Instruments cannot be exposed to direct sunlight for more than 20 minutes nor any amount of water (rain, drizzle, spray from a fountain, etc.).