About
CELLIST Robin Treybig PERFORMS AS A SOLOIST, CHAMBER MUSICIAN AND ORCHESTRAL PLAYER THROUGHOUT THE U.S., CANADA & EUROPE.Robin is a roster artist with Magisterra Soloists, performing chamber music concerts in London and Toronto, Ontario. As a member of the Holter Music Festival, she performed in a concert tour of Italy to audiences in Sacile, Pordenone and Trieste. Robin resided in Germany, where she played with the Pfalztheater Opera Orchestra. In the U.S., Robin served for many years as Assistant Principal Cellist of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra in Madison, Wisconsin and appeared as principal on their recordings, Momentum and Mozart: the Early Concerti. She continues her post as Principal Cellist of the Butler County Symphony Orchestra as well as Interim Principal Cellist of the Youngstown Symphony. Robin recently appeared as soloist with the Greenville Symphony in a performance of the Haydn C Major Cello Concerto.
Robin’s exploration and broad musical experience has enabled her to share the stage with some of today’s most popular artists. She performs regularly with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and has played concerts with Evanescence, Disturbed, Josh Groban, Il Volo and Michael Bublé.
A native of Western New York, Robin‘s early studies included lessons with Robert Hausmann of the Buffalo Philharmonic and Western New York-based cellist, Bruce Cramer. She received a Bachelor of Music degree in Performance from the Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music where she studied with renowned soloist, Regina Mushabac. From there she went on to earn a Master of Music degree in Performance from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of LaSalle String Quartet cellist, Lee Fiser. An avid life learner, Robin continued seeking inspiration throughout her career in the studios of Eric Kim, Hans Christian Schweiker, Richard Hirschl, Ann Martindale-Williams and David Premo. In addition, she was a participant in music festivals including the Aspen Music Festival, The American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria, The National Orchestral Institute and the Summertrios Festival in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
