Award-winning German guitarist Julia Trintschuk brings out the full range of the classical guitar. Winner of over 30 prizes at international and national competitions, she has been hailed by the press as the "Madonna with guitar."

Julia picked up the guitar at just four years old, taught by her father. By six she was studying with renowned professor Mario Sicca in Stuttgart, and at sixteen she launched her concert career with one of the most famous works ever written for the instrument: Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez with orchestra.

She has since taken first prizes at the Norba Caesarina International Guitar Competition (Spain) and the GuitArt International Competition (Serbia), and in 2021 won the Rometsch Music Competition (Germany), open to musicians of every instrument.

Julia earned her Master's degree with distinction at the Robert Schumann Hochschule in Düsseldorf, in the class of Joaquín Clerch. She has performed in over 20 countries, from Mexico and Cuba to Brazil and across Europe, and appears as a soloist with orchestras including the Orquesta de Málaga and the National Montenegro Symphony Orchestra.

Her repertoire spans five centuries, from the Renaissance to world premieres written for her by today's composers, all driven by one goal: to reveal every color the guitar can create and bring it closer to the audience.

In concert, Julia reveals a side of her artistry rarely heard from a classical guitarist: she also sings, accompanying her own voice on the guitar. It is one of the most unique moments of her performances, and one that audiences won't forget.