Violin, Viola, Chamber Music
Suzuki Education
Violinist Victoria Moreira, founding member of the Kaia String Quartet (WFMT Ensemble-in-residence), has performed extensively throughout the USA, Canada, Mexico, Asia and South America. First Prizewinner of Viva El Tango Agustin Carlevaro Competition and Music Director of the American Tango Institute, Moreira’s diverse musical background keeps her involved internationally in the Tango scene.
MM DePaul University, under Ilya Kaler
BM Roosevelt University, under Vadim Gluzman
Escuela Universitaria de Musica, Montevideo Uruguay under Jorge Risi
Ms. Moreira also did a residency at Northern Illinois University with the Kaia String Quartet under the tutelage of the Avalon String Quartet.
Recordings:
Victoria's latest recording projects include Quartango, an album of tango for string quartet Latinoamerica, a cd of all Latin-American works and a co-production with Mark Sonksen of Vicisitudes with Tangata Ensemble.
Previous projects include Sonksen’s Postales del Sur and Argentina Tango on Stage, with Carlos Marzan and his ensemble in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Moreira has been involved as a solo, chamber and orchestral musician in Chicago as concertmistress of Oistrakh Symphony Orchestra and Assistant Concertmaster of Northbrook Symphony. She is also a member of ProMusica Chamber Orchestra in Columbus, Ohio. She has performed in the Chicago Latino Music Festival since 2007 has been involved with the Chicago Tango Festival since 2006 and the Northwest Suburban Orchestra.
In addition to her membership with the Kaia String Quartet, she has also collaborated with the Ondas Ensemble, Intersection from Nashville, the MAVerik Ensemble and the national Chamber Ensemble of Uruguay. She was also winner of the 2010 DePaul Concerto Competition.
Moreira is a faculty member at DePaul University Community Music Division and has a private studio in the Chicago area. Some of her educational projects include Tango workshops for violinists at Old Town School of Folk Music, outreach concerts of Tango and Latin American Music through Evanston in School Music Association, collaborations with Ravinia Festival and outreach workshops with Promotora de las Bellas Artes in Mexico.