Esther Abrami

Violinist and composer Esther Abrami has established herself as one of the leading figures in the revival of classical music.

She breaks with the codes of a field long considered conservative by making this repertoire accessible to a new generation, particularly to young audiences who are not familiar with classical music.

A graduate of the Royal College of Music in London, she signed with Sony Music before even completing her studies and has since built a much-noticed international career.

Her new show marks an important milestone: she will be joined by an entirely female orchestra, in keeping with her commitment to increasing the visibility of women in classical music.

On stage, Esther Abrami will perform her new compositions and present her new album, while also showcasing lesser-known female composers.

The programme will also bring her different influences into dialogue, revisiting works from her previous albums, including film music that contributed to her success with a wide audience.

Her concerts regularly sell out in Europe and internationally, while her music has accumulated millions of streams on the platforms. Very active online, she has built a community of more than one million followers and also hosts the Women in Classical podcast.

The first classical musician to be nominated in the Social Media Super Star category at the Global Awards in London, she embodies a new generation of artists, at the crossroads of music, media and fashion. Esther Abrami plays a Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin dating from 1857.

Her new album will be released in autumn 2026. She will present it on the stage of the Salle Pleyel in Paris on 29 April 2027.