Violinist Sabrina Tabby, from Philadelphia, developed a fondness for music-making at a very young age, playing regularly with her twin sister. The two were featured on National Public Radio’s “From the Top” radio series and television show at Carnegie Hall and placed repeatedly at the Fischoff International Chamber music Competition. While earning her Bachelor's of Music degree at Bard College Conservatory of Music, Sabrina performed across four continents, as concertmaster and soloist, in chamber groups, as well as in various baroque and new music ensembles. In addition to her studies in music, Sabrina also received a Bachelor’s degree in French Studies. While pursuing her Master’s Degree at Northwestern University, she continued to be recognized through scholarships and awards for her fine playing as a soloist and chamber musician.  A founding member (2010) of the NYC-based new music ensemble, Contemperaneous, she is prominently featured on Innova Recordings album “Stream of Stars: Music of Dylan Mattingly.” In 2016, she formed the crossover, mold-breaking string quartet ATLYS, representing, for a time, Lincoln Center in performances on Holland America cruise lines around the world. ATLYS continues to tour the country, recently performing at the Red Rocks and Gorge Amphitheaters. Their recordings have been streamed over 6 million times on Spotify. Sabrina continues to travel the world actively seeking to play music of all styles, often with her husband, conductor and violist Ernesto Estigarribia. Recent highlights of the 2022 season include a solo appearance with the Orquesta Sinfonica del Congreso Nacional de Paraguay, and a world premiere of Michael Kropf’s violin concerto (written for her) with Contemporaneous in NYC. Sabrina has also been a proud member of the violin section of the Quad City Symphony Orchestra since 2018. When not performing, practicing, or teaching, Sabrina’s favorite activity is concocting (and devouring) delicious plant-based creations in the kitchen.