Jordan Hadrill | Violin

Jordan is deeply passionate about modern music; she joined the Berlin Camerata to give the German premiere of Andrew Norman’s Gran Turismo and performed Der Geist am Berg by Fabian Müller with François-Xavier Poizat as part of the Winners and Masters concert series. After moving to Boston, she collaborated with Steven Mackey to present his works in BSO’s What I Hear Prelude concert and joined New England Conservatory’s new music ensemble [nec]shivaree to present Ligeti’s Chamber Concerto in Symphony Hall for the BSO’s celebration of Ligeti’s 100th birthday. She has also been coached by Christian Wolff to present his Small Duos for Violins, and has collaborated with Donald Berman along with her peers at New England Conservatory as part of a project to perform the complete Ives sonatas. In 2024, Jordan was a recipient of NEC’s John Cage Award for Outstanding Contribution to Contemporary Performance. She has also worked with multiple established and student composers at soundSCAPE and the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice, and has multiple new music works dedicated to her.

Jordan studied Baroque performance practice with Adriane Post through the Pratt Early Music Residency, and has performed with the Baroque Chamber Orchestra at New England Conservatory as both a member and soloist. She has been coached by Guy Fishman, Ingrid Matthews, and Joseph Lanza. Most recently, she is excited to be a founding member of Beantown Baroque, an up-and-coming Baroque ensemble in the Boston area.

As an educator, she has worked with Tufts University’s Community Music program, New England Conservatory’s Preparatory School, The Croft School, and Boston Music Project, as well as with Immigrant Family Services Institute through New England Conservatory’s Community Performances & Partnerships program. She has attended the Castleman Quartet Program, the Aspen Music Festival and School, the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, and the Bowdoin International Music Festival and School.