Consuelo Sherba, violist, is artistic director and a founding member of the performance ensemble Aurea.
Since 2004, she has performed with Aurea at the Chicago Humanities Festival, the New York University
Humanities Festival, FirstWorks Providence, the Pawtucket Arts Festival, the Maverick Festival and
throughout New England. She is a 2015 honoree of the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities for her
creative vision and multidisciplinary, humanities-driven programming with Aurea; was chosen as Person
of the Year by the Pawtucket Foundation in 2007, and in 2008, was awarded the prestigious Rhode
Island Pell Award. She has been on the applied music faculty at Brown University since 1986, teaches at
the RI Philharmonic Music School and performs with the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, The
Vermont Symphony and Buzzard’s Bay Music Festival and has served as principal violist of the Simon
Sinfonietta and the Boston Virtuosi. She has performed with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the
Atlanta Symphony, the Boston Pops, Grand Teton Music Festival, the Carvalho Festival in Brazil, the
Aspen Music Festival, and Colorado Music Festival. She was also a member of the Atlanta Chamber
Players, principal violist of the Atlanta Chamber Orchestra, Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, and the West
Virginia Symphony. From 1983-2000, Consuelo was violist of the Charleston String Quartet, in residence
at Brown University, performing with the quartet throughout the United States, Europe and
Scandinavia. A graduate of the LaGuardia School for the Arts in New York City and City College of New
York, with graduate work at U/Mass Amherst and UW Milwaukee, and the Aspen Institute for Advanced
Quartet Studies, her major teachers were Felix Galimir, Bernard Zaslav and Philip Naegele, with coaching
by the Juilliard Quartet, Fine Arts Quartet, Budapest Quartet, and Eugene Lehner.
Since 2004, she has performed with Aurea at the Chicago Humanities Festival, the New York University
Humanities Festival, FirstWorks Providence, the Pawtucket Arts Festival, the Maverick Festival and
throughout New England. She is a 2015 honoree of the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities for her
creative vision and multidisciplinary, humanities-driven programming with Aurea; was chosen as Person
of the Year by the Pawtucket Foundation in 2007, and in 2008, was awarded the prestigious Rhode
Island Pell Award. She has been on the applied music faculty at Brown University since 1986, teaches at
the RI Philharmonic Music School and performs with the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, The
Vermont Symphony and Buzzard’s Bay Music Festival and has served as principal violist of the Simon
Sinfonietta and the Boston Virtuosi. She has performed with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the
Atlanta Symphony, the Boston Pops, Grand Teton Music Festival, the Carvalho Festival in Brazil, the
Aspen Music Festival, and Colorado Music Festival. She was also a member of the Atlanta Chamber
Players, principal violist of the Atlanta Chamber Orchestra, Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, and the West
Virginia Symphony. From 1983-2000, Consuelo was violist of the Charleston String Quartet, in residence
at Brown University, performing with the quartet throughout the United States, Europe and
Scandinavia. A graduate of the LaGuardia School for the Arts in New York City and City College of New
York, with graduate work at U/Mass Amherst and UW Milwaukee, and the Aspen Institute for Advanced
Quartet Studies, her major teachers were Felix Galimir, Bernard Zaslav and Philip Naegele, with coaching
by the Juilliard Quartet, Fine Arts Quartet, Budapest Quartet, and Eugene Lehner.
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