Violinist, Dr. Christopher Ferrara, has appeared on stage throughout the United States and Europe gaining international recognition as an acclaimed chamber musician and prominent educator. Redefining what it means to be a classical musician in the 21st century, Ferrara has incorporated his enthusiasm for chamber music, gaming, and all-things tech to draw an entirely new demographic to the concert hall ...
From live video broadcast to intimate 360 camera footage of performances, Ferrara is committed to reimagining ways to connect audiences to live chamber music performances . . .
Recorded this past year at Skillman Music Studios in NYC, the Videri String Quartet will be releasing their newest album “Bits & Bytes” the first week of the new year 2020. Having joined the quartet along with his colleague and good friend Matheus Garcia Souza last year, Ferrara has been delighted to help with the genesis of a program that takes the best of the classical chamber music repertoire and Videri’s pre-exisiting best-of video game tune hits and combine them into an ingenious program that melds the two worlds perfectly.
With art from Nate Horsefall, producing by Weixiang Wang and Chris Ferrara himself, the album is sure to be quite the epic musical journey!
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During the summer of 2019, Chris accepted a position as a producer and editor at Skillman Music Studios after co-producing Videri String Quartet’s latest album, “Bits & Bytes”, and a violin duo album by Tarn Travers and Jaram Kim set to come out in first quarter of 2020. Mr. Ferrara had been interning for the past year and recently decided to take a more serious role pushing himself to learn commercial classical recording techniques, along with broadcast, audio and video editing, etc. He is looking forward to working with the team under the guidance of CEO and Chief engineer, Weixiong Wang.
