Fabiola Ojeda

The Chilean cellist Fabiola Ojeda is a versatile performer, chamber musician, and cello teacher. Already by the age of 19 she began to work as teaching assistant at Martha Gerchefski's studio, Georgia State University in Atlanta-USA. Later in her life she was assitant of Professor Matias de Oliveira Pinto in Julius Stern Institute from University of Arts, Berlin (UDK). While still in Germany, she also accepted a permanent teaching position at Musik-und Kunst Schule Bielefeld, Nordheimwestfallen.
Awarded with the 1st Prize at Atlanta Cello Society Young Artists Competition (1998) and by Yehudi Menuhi Live Music Now- Germany (2005-08) she has performed many chamber music concerts across Central Europe, South America, Taiwan, and Belarus, as well as participated in the opening of the first theatre for classical music in Ramallah, Palestine (2004).
In the United States she was contract member of Columbus Symphony Orchestra (Ga), while in Germany of Symphony Orchestra of Münster Theater and Detmolder Kammerorchester.
Based in Athens-Greece since 2009; Fabiola has worked as Principal Cellist at the Chamber Orchestra of the National Opera, collaborated in concerts and recordings with Baroque Orchestra "Armonia Atenea" for level DECCA, together with the soprano Julia Leznheva and countertenor  Max Emaneul Cencic, among others. On the other hand, she has as well worked and recorded with Greek composers Nikos Mamangakis, Nikos Kypourgos, Giorgos Kouroupos, and Theodore Antoniou.
In the year 2014 she began a collaboration  with Chilean composer Luis Saglie, organizing  the project "Tribute to Pablo Neruda" tour through Greece, which was patrocinated by  Chilean Government  (DIRAC 2014). That collaboration brought a second project  "Tribute to Chilean Artist Violeta Parra," which was performed in Theatro OLVIO (September 2017) bringing once more the composer to Athens.    http://www.luissaglie.com/
 
Fabiola has participated at the  "Academy of Ensemble Modern" (Germany) in Paxos-Greece, and had played master classes with Professors Anatoly Krastev, Maria Kliegel, Collin Carr, Antonio Meneses, and Jaap ter Linden.
She studied Cello Performance at Georgia State University (Atlanta-USA), was former student of Professor Marcio Carneiro at Detmolder Musikhochshule, and received her Künstlerische Diplom Degree at Musikhochshule Münster.

Nowadays, Fabiola teaches at Musical Horizons Conservatory as well as at Kodaly Conservatory of Athens, and is founder member of baroque ensemble "Diverse and Bizarre," in Greece.