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My name is Mariella Haubs, I'm a violinist and I tragically lost my violin in this house fire a few weeks ago.
This was the instrument that I had lived and breathed with since childhood. I had a very personal connection to it.
After the initial shock, I am now in the process of purchasing a new violin. My insurance is reimbursing me for the initial value of the violin that I lost, but prices for string instruments are always rising, so in order to get an adequate instrument, I need additional funding beyond my insurance money. This is why I need your help!
Any amount you can donate is helpful; no gift is too small. If you wish to help, but cannot do so financially, please consider sharing my link with your friends and family. Thank you so much for your time and care!
If you would like more information about me, please read my bio below!
Described by Itzhak Perlman as an “inspired musician bursting with talent,” Mariella Haubs’ musical journey has brought her to over thirty countries in Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. She has performed in venues such as the Wiener Musikverein in Vienna, Carnegie Hall in New York, and numerous philharmonic halls around the world. In 2014, Mariella performed at the United Nations General Assembly at the invitation of Barack and Michelle Obama. Her chamber music collaborators include artists such as Joshua Bell, Lang Lang and Itzhak Perlman. Former concertmaster of the Juilliard Orchestra, Mariella has worked with many conductors including Alan Gilbert, Kurt Masur and Michael Tilson Thomas.
Mariella has appeared in Vogue, Glamour, and numerous other newspapers and magazines around the world. Glamour magazine named Mariella one of their Top 10 College Women of 2014. Mariella appears in the French documentary film “A Season at The Juilliard School” and HBO’s “A YoungArts Masterclass.” Reaching beyond her classical background and collaborating with artists from other genres, Mariella performed with Selena Gomez at Billboard’s Women In Music event in 2015 and is also featured on rapper Mac Miller’s track, “Congratulations.” Mariella served as ‘House Band’ on Cheddar, a news network broadcasting live from the New York Stock Exchange. Along with her music, Mariella enjoys acting, singing, writing, and producing short films and has written for The Juilliard Journal and other publications.
Mariella holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from The Juilliard School, where she studied as a Kovner Fellow with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho. She is also an alumna of The Perlman Music Program and the National YoungArts Foundation. A firm believer in the impact and importance of the arts, Mariella is the co-founder of “Concerts for Compassion,” a project designed to promote communication between cultures and to bring music to refugee communities around the world.
This was the instrument that I had lived and breathed with since childhood. I had a very personal connection to it.
After the initial shock, I am now in the process of purchasing a new violin. My insurance is reimbursing me for the initial value of the violin that I lost, but prices for string instruments are always rising, so in order to get an adequate instrument, I need additional funding beyond my insurance money. This is why I need your help!
Any amount you can donate is helpful; no gift is too small. If you wish to help, but cannot do so financially, please consider sharing my link with your friends and family. Thank you so much for your time and care!
If you would like more information about me, please read my bio below!
Described by Itzhak Perlman as an “inspired musician bursting with talent,” Mariella Haubs’ musical journey has brought her to over thirty countries in Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. She has performed in venues such as the Wiener Musikverein in Vienna, Carnegie Hall in New York, and numerous philharmonic halls around the world. In 2014, Mariella performed at the United Nations General Assembly at the invitation of Barack and Michelle Obama. Her chamber music collaborators include artists such as Joshua Bell, Lang Lang and Itzhak Perlman. Former concertmaster of the Juilliard Orchestra, Mariella has worked with many conductors including Alan Gilbert, Kurt Masur and Michael Tilson Thomas.
Mariella has appeared in Vogue, Glamour, and numerous other newspapers and magazines around the world. Glamour magazine named Mariella one of their Top 10 College Women of 2014. Mariella appears in the French documentary film “A Season at The Juilliard School” and HBO’s “A YoungArts Masterclass.” Reaching beyond her classical background and collaborating with artists from other genres, Mariella performed with Selena Gomez at Billboard’s Women In Music event in 2015 and is also featured on rapper Mac Miller’s track, “Congratulations.” Mariella served as ‘House Band’ on Cheddar, a news network broadcasting live from the New York Stock Exchange. Along with her music, Mariella enjoys acting, singing, writing, and producing short films and has written for The Juilliard Journal and other publications.
Mariella holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from The Juilliard School, where she studied as a Kovner Fellow with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho. She is also an alumna of The Perlman Music Program and the National YoungArts Foundation. A firm believer in the impact and importance of the arts, Mariella is the co-founder of “Concerts for Compassion,” a project designed to promote communication between cultures and to bring music to refugee communities around the world.