JORDANA GREENBERG

Jordana Greenberg is a musician of rare versatility. Triply a violinist, singer, and songwriter, Greenberg has performed on five continents, released six albums of original music, and is at home on a classical concert stage as she is at an improv session, bluegrass jam, or folk festival. A graduate of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, Greenberg went on to study at the New England Conservatory of Music before founding Harpeth Rising, a three-piece chamberfolk supergroup who toured internationally for 10 years, including as musical ambassadors for the State Department. Greenberg resides in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she freelances with a variety of ensembles including the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and serves as concertmaster of Queen City Opera, while continuing her own creative endeavors, performing solo and chamber music recitals, and composing/songwriting.

Greenberg is co-founder and director of PaoliFest, an annual free-admission music and art festival in the foothills of Southern Indiana, and is co-director of Continuo.

Jordana's interests include adventures with her family, being outside as much as possible, and concise bios.