Danielle Belen Tickets

Danielle Belen is a renowned violinist and educator based in Michigan, known for her virtuosic playing, thoughtful programming, and commitment to mentoring young musicians. As an Associate Professor of Violin at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance (SMTD), she combines high-level performance with a dedication to student development. Belen’s work extends beyond the concert hall to shaping opportunities for young string players through her artistic leadership and outreach.

Her career blends performance, pedagogy, and entrepreneurship. She is the founder and artistic director of Center Stage Strings (CSS), an initiative that fosters ensemble playing and innovative programming and is now a vital part of UM’s MPulse program. When you follow her career, you’re seeing a musician who creates spaces for collaboration, education, and community engagement in classical music.

Upcoming 2025 engagements in Ann Arbor include multiple MPulse/CSS events—master classes, showcases, and finales—along with intimate and expansive recitals at Britton Recital Hall, Stamps Auditorium, and the UMMA. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or new to Danielle Belen’s artistry, secure your seats for performances that blend technical mastery with expressive storytelling. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to her concerts, and we’ll keep you updated on new dates as they’re announced.

Key facts: Debut recording Lawrence Dillon: Violin Music (Naxos American Classics, 2011); 2008 Sphinx Competition winner; 2014 Sphinx Medal of Excellence; Associate Professor of Violin at UMich SMTD; founder/AD of Center Stage Strings (CSS).