Medina-Zimmermann Duo

Medina-Zimmermann Duo has a mission to connect with audiences, perform with excellence, and thoughtfully curate programs with well-known works and rare gems.

Margrit Julia Zimmermann

Margrit Julia Zimmermann

Margrit Julia Zimmermann is winner of many international piano competitions, including the International Johannes Brahms Competition in Austria and International Piano Competition in Roma, in Italy. An important part of her career has been as a performing artist through recitals, solo performances with orchestras and as a chamber musician. Her extensive tours through U.S. and Europe have featured performances from New York's David Geffen Hall in the Lincoln Center, to the Rachmaninoff Hall in Moscow, to the great hall of the Graz Musichochschule in Austria, Great Hall of Vilnius Philharmonie (Lithuania), and Sala Beethoven, and Teatro Isauro Martinez (Mexico). As an avid chamber musician, she is featured in numerous highly-acclaimed recordings with instrumentalists and vocalists alike.

Medina

Medina

Medina is a contemporary and classical chamber musician and clarinetist based in New York City. Medina has performed in New York's most prestigious halls ranging from Avery Fisher to Carnegie Hall. Medina's playing has been described as "dynamic and exotic with the virtuosic writing pulled off flawlessly" by the Examiner, "ethereal" by Sound Word Sight, and has been recognized for her "extraordinary breath control" by the Classical Voice of North Carolina. Medina has collaborated with Chamber Music Silicon Valley's Primal Reboot Summer Festival, Chamber Music Society of New Paltz, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Capital City Concerts of Vermont, and Wolfson College Music Society in Cambridge, England.

Recent Performances

  • Hunter Hall Celebrates International Women's Day 2025 — Alice Mary Smith, Sonata in A for Clarinet and Piano, Andante
  • Queens Community Concert at Forest Hills First Presbyterian Church — Debussy Première Rhapsodie
  • Margrit Zimmermann, piano — Barbara Heller, Furore-ein Traum mvt. 1, Salto Records 1997
  • St. Monica's Concert Series, NYC 2024 — Julia Perry, Serenity for Solo Clarinet
  • Hunter Hall Celebrates International Women's Day 2025 — Dorothy Rudd Moore, Allegro
  • Brooklyn Community Concert, Plymouth Church — Brahms Sonata No. 1 Op. 120 mvt. 2
  • Epiphany Tuesday Concert Series, Washington DC 2025 — Clémence Grandval, Deux Pièces for Clarinet and Piano
  • Epiphany Tuesday Concert Series, Washington DC 2025 — Ellen Fishman, Aquatic Park (World Premiere)
  • Hunter Hall, Flanders NJ 2024 — Fauré Sicilienne op. 78 arr. for Clarinet and Piano