Jacqueline Rodenbeck

Jacqueline Rodenbeck 18, is an American-Mexican violinist from Tucson, Arizona. An award-winning soloist and former concertmaster of the Tucson Philharmonia Youth Orchestra, she has earned top prizes in national and international competitions. Jacqueline is the first prize winner of the junior division of the prestigious 28th Annual Sphinx Competition in Detroit, where she performed as a soloist with the Sphinx Symphony Orchestra. She has also appeared on NPR’s From the Top and has performed as a soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, the New World Symphony, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and numerous regional orchestras.

Jacqueline is the recipient of the 2025 National Arts Club’s Herman and Mary Neuman Music award which honors outstanding achievement by a young artist. Her musical studies have taken her to leading programs including the Heifetz Institute, Sphinx Performance Academy, Curtis Mentor Program, Encore Chamber Music

Institute, the Kennedy Center’s NSO Summer Music Institute, and Carnegie Hall’s NYO-USA summer program. In addition to her musical achievements, Jacqueline is a state-level cross country and marathon runner and a gifted alto vocalist. She brings discipline, artistry, and joy to every stage she graces. Her performances can be found on YouTube under Jack Beck Violin.