Sarita Uranovsky

Sarita Uranovsky is an Affiliated Artist and Emerson Violin Instructor at MIT's Music program, alongside a faculty role at Tufts University. Her career spans solo, chamber, and orchestral performances globally, alongside teaching. She holds an Artist Diploma from Boston University and degrees from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (Bachelors with Honors, Masters with Distinction).

Education:

• Artist Diploma, Boston University
• Bachelor of Music (Honors), Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
• Masters of Music (Distinction), Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama

Performance Highlights: Concertmaster roles with Orchestra Geminiani de Fallonica (Italy), RSAMD Symphony Orchestra, and Cape Symphony Orchestra. Founding member of MONTAGE Music Society, recordings on MSR Classics, BMOP, and Parma. Regular performer with Boston Philharmonic, Boston Musica Viva, Cantata Singers, and others. Performed for Sir Yehudi Menuhin’s Live Music Now! and HRH Prince Charles/Princess Anne.

Awards:

• Silver Medalist, SASOL Music Competition (South Africa)
• Audrey Macklin Bursary (UK)
• Governors Recital Prize (RSAMD)

Teaching & Outreach: Maintains a private studio, teaches at MIT’s Emerson Scholarship Program and Vianden/Saarburg International Music Festivals (Europe). Active in music education and ensemble leadership.