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Belle Ting
Violin
"Her interpretation is bright and delicate... the upliftingly beautiful music flows. In the [Finale. Allegro energico], alongside noticeable joy of playing, the effortless playing is particularly noteworthy."
- Der Neue Merker
2026
January 30
Butterfly Lover's Concerto
Sinfonia Varsovia
La Folle Journée de Nantes
January 31
Recital with Jean-Baptiste Doulcet
La Folle Journée de Nantes
February 20
Recital
National Concert Hall Taipei
February 27
Recital
National Opera House Taichung
March 10
"Impressions and Fantasies"
Classics From the Other Side Festival
Vienna, Austria
March 13 - 20
Schiermonnikoog Festival
The Netherlands
May 24 - June 7
MIVC
Montreal, Canada
August 5 - 6
Beethoven Triple Concerto
National Taichung Theater
National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts
“A lyrical and scintillating performance..."
Cleveland Classical
Recognized for her charismatic presence and versatility, Belle Ting has appeared at festivals including La Folle Journée de Nantes and the Fondation Cziffra, and has collaborated with orchestras across Europe and Asia such as Sinfonia Varsovia, the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, and the Odense Symphony Orchestra.
Born in Taipei, the Canadian violinist gained international recognition after winning the Grand Prix at the International Arthur Grumiaux Competition in Belgium at the age of thirteen. She subsequently received top prizes at the International Cooper Violin Competition, the International Brahms Competition, the International Isaac Stern Competition, and the International Khachaturian Competition, as well as the CARSA Rising Star Award.
She has performed at major venues including the Musikverein Wien and the Wiener Konzerthaus, and has been featured at festivals such as the Festival Ravel and the Verbier Festival. Her debut album, Impressions, is dedicated to French Impressionist repertoire, and her performances have been broadcast on France Musique, ORF, and Classical FM 99.7.
Belle has received musical guidance from artists including Anne Shih, Sarah Nemtanu, Nai-Yuan Hu, Rainer Honeck, and Ivry Gitlis, who remarked: “She plays as if every piece was written for her.”
She studied violin and chamber music at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, and completed her Konzertexamen degree at the Hochschule für Musik Detmold in the class of Eckhard Fischer.
