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George Meyer is a multifaceted performer and composer whose work bridges the gap between classical string repertoire and traditional fiddle styles. A prolific cultural voice in contemporary music, Meyer collaborates with leading ensembles and venues to present inventive programs that illuminate the violin’s diverse possibilities. He serves as a faculty member at Juilliard School’s Extension Division, where he engages in teaching and outreach, helping to cultivate the next generation of musicians.

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From his Carnegie Hall debut with Upstream — a violin–piano duo with Will Healy — to a growing catalog of original compositions, Meyer continues to push the boundaries of modern classical music. He is actively involved in touring and commissioning projects with renowned ensembles, bringing vibrant color to stages worldwide.

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Documented collaborators

Upcoming highlights include performances as part of The Sophia Rosoff Concert Series 2025: String Theory at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on April 23, 2025, with a follow-up date on June 11, 2025, per concert calendars. In 2025, Upstream released a single, Rompus, featuring George Meyer (April 23, 2025). Look for his 11 original co-compositions in an ambitious 2025 album project with Upstream. Meyer’s collaborations span Chamber Music Northwest, Bravo! Vail, US Army Strings, Astral Artists, and the Versoi Ensemble, highlighting his role as a commissioned artist and innovative performer.

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Ready to secure seats for George Meyer’s performances? We’ve got you covered — check the events below for dates, venues, and ticket information, and follow @georgemeyermusic for official updates.

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Quick Facts About George Meyer

  • Musician who bridges classical string repertoire with fiddle traditions, and a prolific composer of contemporary works.
  • Carnegie Hall debut with Upstream (violin–piano duo with Will Healy) and a 2025 album project for 11 original co‑compositions (per Upstream).
  • 2025 single Rompus released by Upstream featuring George Meyer (April 23, 2025).
  • Performs at major venues as part of The Sophia Rosoff Concert Series 2025: String Theory at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on April 23, 2025; additional date on June 11, 2025 cited by concert calendars.
  • Commissioned by ensembles such as Chamber Music Northwest, Bravo! Vail, US Army Strings, Astral Artists, and the Versoi Ensemble.
  • Faculty member at Juilliard School’s Extension Division; active in teaching and outreach.

The hits

Top George Meyer Songs

  • Rompus
    2025

Upcoming highlights include performances as part of The Sophia Rosoff Concert Series 2025: String Theory at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on April 23, 2025, with a follow-up date on June 11, 2025, per concert calendars. In 2025, Upstream released a single, Rompus, featuring George Meyer (April 23, 2025). Look for his 11 original co-compositions in an ambitious 2025 album project with Upstream. Meyer’s collaborations span Chamber Music Northwest, Bravo! Vail, US Army Strings, Astral Artists, and the Versoi Ensemble, highlighting his role as a commissioned artist and innovative performer.

Ready to secure seats for George Meyer’s performances? We’ve got you covered — check the events below for dates, venues, and ticket information, and follow @georgemeyermusic for official updates.

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