Anna Reider

Anna Reider is a violinist of international acclaim currently holding the Dianne and J. David Rosenberg Chair in the 1st violin section of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and serving as an adjunct professor of violin at the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music (CCM). She has performed extensively as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral musician across Europe, Asia, North and South America, Russia, and Israel.

Her education includes studies in Novosibirsk with Zakhar Bron and as a Starling Scholarship student at the University of Cincinnati under Dorothy Delay, Kurt Sassmannshaus, and Piotr Milewski.

Reider's artistic focus centers on violin performance with deep engagement in chamber music collaborations and orchestral repertoire. She maintains active performance relationships with ensembles including concert:nova, Chamber Music Raleigh, and the Constella Festival, while regularly appearing at major summer festivals such as Aspen, Caramoor, and Sewanee.

Her notable awards include:

• Grand Prize at the Russian National Competition for Young Violinists
• Clermont Violin Competition in Israel
• Top award of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation
• Aspen Fellowship Award (two-time winner)
• Cincy Magazine's most interesting people of the year (2009)

There is no information provided about Reider's students or research grants in the source material.

Reider maintains significant artistic affiliations including frequent performances with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, concert:nova, and Chamber Music Raleigh. She previously served as concertmaster of the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra for nine years and continues collaborative relationships with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, having performed under Zubin Mehta during his final tour with the orchestra.