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Meet Sandy Yamamoto, a premier violinist celebrated for her artistry with the Miró Quartet and her influential work as an Associate/Professor of Practice in Violin at The University of Texas at Austin, Butler School of Music. With a career spanning top-tier chamber music, teaching, and festival programming, Sandy brings a thoughtful, accessible voice to classical performance. Browse her biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour info to secure your seats with confidence.

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As a recipient of esteemed awards—from the Naumburg Chamber Music Award to the Avery Fisher Career Grant—Sandy continues to shape the contemporary classical scene. Her recent recordings with the Miró Quartet, including Hearth (2025) and Ginastera: String Quartets (2025), demonstrate a dynamic range and collaborative spirit. For fans, students, and festival-goers, Sandy’s schedule features bright early-season appearances at venues like Bates Recital Hall and the Olympic Music Festival. Follow her official channels for updates and reserve your seats today.

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Quick Facts About Sandy Yamamoto

  • Violinist and longtime Miró Quartet member; Associate/Professor of Practice in Violin at The University of Texas at Austin (Butler School of Music).
  • Major awards include Naumburg Chamber Music Award, Cleveland Quartet Award, Banff International String Quartet Competition First Prize, Avery Fisher Career Grant; 2016 Butler Teaching Excellence Award.
  • Discography with Miró Quartet (most recent first): Hearth (2025, Pentatone); Ginastera: String Quartets (2025, Pentatone); Home (2024, Pentatone); Beethoven – Complete String Quartets (2019, Pentatone).
  • 2025 performances include Yamazalde Trio at Bates Recital Hall (June 27, 2025) as ACMC Festival kickoff; Olympic Music Festival appearance (Aug 30, 2025) in Port Townsend, WA.
  • Grammy-nomination context: Miró Quartet was Grammy-nominated for a 2024 project featuring Yamamoto; she remains active in teaching, performing, and festival programming.
  • Social media presence is listed on UT Austin’s page and she maintains an official site sandyyamamoto.com for discography, schedule, and teaching.

The records

Sandy Yamamoto Discography

  • Hearth
    2025 · Pentatone
  • Ginastera: String Quartets
    2025 · Pentatone
  • Home
    2024 · Pentatone
  • Beethoven – Complete String Quartets
    2019 · Pentatone

As a recipient of esteemed awards—from the Naumburg Chamber Music Award to the Avery Fisher Career Grant—Sandy continues to shape the contemporary classical scene. Her recent recordings with the Miró Quartet, including Hearth (2025) and Ginastera: String Quartets (2025), demonstrate a dynamic range and collaborative spirit. For fans, students, and festival-goers, Sandy’s schedule features bright early-season appearances at venues like Bates Recital Hall and the Olympic Music Festival. Follow her official channels for updates and reserve your seats today.

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