A native of Madrid, Spain, Antonio Serrada is an active violin performer. He has two Bachelor’s degrees in Violin and Chamber Music from the Madrid Royal Conservatory, and additionally has a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the Complutense University of Madrid. As a result of winning several scholarships from the government of Spain, he was also able to study violin at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with Vartan Manoogian. Under a Fulbright Scholarship, he received a Master’s in Music Performance from Brooklyn College, studying with Masao Kawasaki.

    Mr. Serrada has broad experience as a concertmaster, contemporary and chamber musician. He has appeared as a Soloist with the Chamartín Symphony Orchestra in Spain, and the One World Symphony and Brooklyn Philharmonic in the US. He has served recently on the violin faculty of the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, and has worked for the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College as Concertmaster and Manager of the Orchestra.

He is currently living in Madrid, where he works collaborating with several orchestras: Spanish Radio and Television Orchestra (RTVE), Madrid Chamber Orchestra  and Filarmonia Orchestra.

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