Adelina Oprean

Adelina Oprean, born in 1955 in Deva, Romania, is a renowned violinist and educator whose musical journey began at the tender age of seven. Her early training at the Music School in Sibiu was nurtured by her father, an amateur violinist, and later honed under the tutelage of Stefan Gheorghiu at the Porumbescu Conservatory in Bucharest. Oprean's international career took off with further studies under Alberto Lysy, Yehudi Menuhin, and Sándor Végh, leading to a professorship at the Basel Academy of Music since 1985.

Oprean's performances have captivated audiences across Europe, the USA, South America, and Asia, showcasing her versatility and mastery of the violin. She has won numerous international prizes, including the Carl Flesch International Violin Competition and the Bach Competition in Leipzig. Her discography features a rich repertoire, from Baroque and Classical concertos to Romantic sonatas, highlighting her deep musical insight and expressive playing. Beyond her performing career, Oprean is celebrated for her teaching, having led masterclasses and workshops that inspire the next generation of violinists. Her dedication to both performance and education makes her a pivotal figure in the classical music world.