Violinist and singer Noemi Gasparini blazes new trails at the crossroads of traditional Central American music and the virtuosity of Bach, Stravinsky, Kreisler or Berio.
A musician equally active on the classical, world music and contemporary music scenes, winner of the Grand Prix at Académie Ravel, avid chamber musician, she plays regularly in festivals across Europe such as Festival Pablo Casals, Festival Classique à Villars (Switzerland), or Schiermonnikoog Chamber Music Festival (Holland) where she won an audience prize. She appeared as soloist with the Orchestre du Pays Basque, Orchestre Colonne, Orchestre Paris Rive Droite, as well as Orquesta Filarmonica de Jalisco (Mexico), among others. Upcoming debuts in the 2026/2027 season include Orquesta Sinfónica del Estado de Puebla and Orquesta Sinfónica de Aguascalientes (Mexico).
She leads her own band Noemi y los Tigres Parisinos as a singer, composer and arranger, enriched by her violin, creating a recognizable and unique sound. Her first single El Hombre En El Desierto from her upcoming debut album was released in April 2026. It pays hommage to her late uncle, in the style of la nueva canción, and is imbued with a profound lyricism. The next singles to follow and the full album are to be released in the 2026/27 season.
Noemi was a member of Flor de Toloache, New York's Grammy Award-winning female mariachi band, as well as Jarana Beat, a Mexican band with Afro-Amerindian influences based in New York. A passionate exponent of Son Jarocho, traditional music from the Gulf of Mexico, her concerts integrate classical music, Latin American music with her own songs, in collaboration with a wide variety of musicians, like most recently the Venezuelan violinist Alexis Cardenas and his group Recoveco. Her first album will reflect all these aspects of her musical heritage.
Her violin solo composed for the song 313 by Puerto Rican artist Residente and performed alongside Spanish singer Silvia Perez Cruz gained critical acclaim.
Noemi obtained a Master's degree in classical violin with unanimous acclaim from the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris (CNSMDP) in the class of Jean-Marc Phillips, and a Bachelor's degree from the Manhattan School of Music in New York, where she worked with Patinka Kopec. She also received guidance from Pinchas Zukerman during several master classes.
She is a prizewinner of the Fondation de France, Fondation Vincent Meyer, Mécénat Musical Société Générale, Fondation Safran, Adami, and Fondation Patrick Petit.
Noemi is Italian-Mexican, was born and is living in Paris. She lived in New York for eight years and also studied at London's Junior Royal Academy in her teens.