About

Margherita was initiated into the world of the baroque violin as a child by Riccardo Minasi.
Through masterclasses and seminars with maestros such as Bruno Giuranna, Enzo Porta, Rachel Podger and others, she then deepened her repertoire ranging from Renaissance Polyphony to Luigi Nono, and eventually made Early Music her permanent home.
She specialised with Fabio Biondi at the Turin Conservatory, where she graduated with honours.

She is regularly invited as a concertmaster, solo, chamber or orchestral player by ensembles such as L’Arpeggiata (dir. Christina Pluhar), Café Zimmermann (dir. Pablo Valetti and Céline Frisch),  I Gemelli (dir. Emiliano Gonzalez Toro), La Chimera (dir. Eduardo Egüez), Pulcinella (dir. Ophelie Gaillard), La Chapelle Harmonique (dir. Valentin Tournet) with whom she has performed in important European seasons and halls (Opera de Versailles, Salle Gaveau, Barbican Centre London, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, Radio France, Concertgebouw Bruges, Auditorium de Lyon…).

With the recitals project Il Violino Fantastico she has been invited to relevant institutions such as the Innsbrucker Festwochen der Alten Musik, the Pietà dei Turchini Foundation in Naples and the Úbeda and Baeza Early Music Festival among others.