Francesca Dardani is a versatile violinist whose career spans international performances and recordings. Based in New York City, she has graced stages at the Apollo Theater, Carnegie Hall, and Madison Square Garden, among others. Dardani frequently collaborates with high-profile artists on national television and at major festivals, including The Late Show with Colbert and the Grammy Awards. Notable engagements include touring with Madonna as a solo violinist, coordinating strings for Ed Sheeran's tour, and performing with Bruce Springsteen. Her talents extend to soundtracks for films like "The Farewell" and "I, Tonya," and she has contributed to Broadway orchestras in shows such as "Hamilton." As a classical chamber musician, she has performed at prestigious festivals worldwide. Trained in Italy and Germany, Dardani holds degrees from the Mannes College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music in London. She is endorsed by REMIC Microphones and Gewa, reflecting her status as a respected figure in the music industry.