Violinist Andrea Schultz enjoys an active and versatile musical life as a solo, chamber, and orchestral musician. She performs and tours with numerous ensembles, including the Orchestra of St. Luke's, Riverside Symphony, New York Oratorio Society, and the New York Chamber Ensemble. A devotee of contemporary music, she was a long-time member of Sequitur and has been involved in over a hundred premieres with groups that include Either/Or, Cygnus, Locrian Chamber Players, Eberli Ensemble, NY Composer's Circle, and the League of Composers. She has recorded contemporary chamber music for the Naxos, Albany, New World, and Phoenix labels. Ms. Schultz was a member of the Mark Morris Dance Group Music Ensemble for many years, touring the US, Europe, and Asia; and has performed as guest with the Cassatt Quartet, Perspectives Ensemble, Avery Ensemble, SONYC, and the Apple Hill Chamber Players. She spends summers performing and teaching at the Wintergreen Music Festival in Virginia, the Chamber Music Conference, and the Kinhaven Music School in Vermont. A graduate of Yale College, the Cleveland Institute of Music, and SUNY Stony Brook, Ms. Schultz currently lives in New York City. She plays on a violin made in 1997 by Stefan-Peter Greiner.