Rebecca Huber
Rebecca Huber is a violinist whose work spans performance practices from the baroque era to the present day. She serves as Artistic Director of Heliosfero, an ensemble and early music academy dedicated to historically informed performance and ew concert formats. Based in the Netherlands, she also teaches string quartet studies at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague.
An active performer across Europe and the Americas, Rebecca collaborates with leading chamber ensembles and orchestras including B’Rock and Anima Eterna (Belgium), and has recorded three albums with the Richter Ensemble for the Passacaille label. Her international engagements include performances with Teatro Nuovo, Cepromusic, and the AMA orchestra of the National University of Mexico.
In addition to her performance work, Rebecca is committed to music education and artistic development. She teaches career-development courses and is currently co-designing a new program on communication in the music sector with a colleague from the Vienna Conservatory through the INTUNE European collaboration. Rebecca also holds a one-year research appointment at the Royal Conservatory, where she is exploring innovative concert programming technique in the 19th century.
