Julie Andrijeski

Julie Andrijeski is a Senior Lecturer in the Music department at Case Western Reserve University, where she teaches early music performance practices and directs Baroque orchestras, chamber ensembles, and dance ensembles. She is also a Teacher of Baroque Violin at the Cleveland Institute of Music and serves as a Visiting Lecturer at the Juilliard School. Her career bridges performance, scholarship, and teaching in historical performance practice.

Education:

• BM, University of Denver
• MM, Northwestern University
• DMA, Case Western Reserve University

Her research focuses on 17th-century violin performance, Baroque dance, and interdisciplinary integration of music and movement. She has contributed to publications like A Performer’s Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music, emphasizing the revival of historical performance techniques.

Scientific Awards:

• Early Music America’s Thomas Binkley Award
• Creative Workforce Fellow by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture (Ohio)

Julie is active as a performer with ensembles such as the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra (Artistic Director and Concertmaster), Quicksilver (Co-director), Apollo’s Fire, Les Délices, and the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra. She has been recognized by media outlets including the New York Times and Washington Post for her artistic depth and innovation.