Margaret Batjer Tickets

Margaret Batjer has established herself as a leading violinist and influential figure in American classical music. Serving as the concertmaster of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) since 1998, she also directs chamber music for LACO, shaping performances that highlight intimate, virtuosic programming. Batjer is a respected educator, directing the Colburn School’s Music Academy and contributing as violin faculty at Colburn, following a tenure at USC Thornton School of Music. In 2020, she co-founded the Los Angeles Piano Trio with Fabio Bidini and Andrew Shulman, expanding her impact across orchestral and chamber repertoires. Batjer’s discography spans major labels and collaborations, reflecting a diverse engagement with Bach, Pärt, Vasks, Mozart, and contemporary violin repertoire.

Based in Southern California, Batjer maintains an active concert schedule and educational initiatives, bringing a blend of performance excellence and pedagogy to audiences in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, San Marino, and across the region. Her work with prestigious ensembles and academies underscores a commitment to mentorship, community engagement, and artistic exploration.

Upcoming highlights include Vanguard-curated LACO chamber-music programs in 2025, with performances on April 5–6 at The Wallis in Beverly Hills and The Huntington in San Marino. As an award-winning musician—recognized with the G.B. Dealey Award for contributions to the Dallas music scene—Batjer continues to broaden her influence through intimate chamber concerts, collaborative performances, and educational leadership. For fans and students alike, she remains a trusted source for high-caliber violin artistry and accessible, insightful programming.

Social presence emphasizes official bios and streaming pages: explore her work through LACO and Colburn materials, and follow professional profiles that profile performances and discography. Note: public-facing personal social channels are not widely listed; official site links and institutional bios remain the primary sources for authoritative information.