About

Angeline Aldridge is a Dallas–Fort Worth-based classically trained violinist who brings refined artistry and expressive elegance to every performance, creating a beautiful and memorable atmosphere for every event she performs for.

She is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where she earned a Master’s in Music Education as well as dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Violin Performance and Music Education, receiving conservatory-level training and performing in orchestral settings that helped shape her artistic voice. Her development was further refined under the guidance of distinguished pedagogues Felix Olschofka, Arkady Fomin, Karen Choi, and Nathan Olson, whose mentorship contributed to both her technical command and expressive depth.

Her performance career is centered on solo violin artistry- complemented by chamber music as leader of the L’amitié String Quartet, where she contributes to the ensemble’s collaborative interpretation and musical direction. Alongside her solo and chamber work, she has appeared as Concertmaster with ensembles including the North Richland Hills Orchestra and the Dallas Millennial Choirs & Orchestra, reflecting leadership roles that combine musical precision, presence, and ensemble direction across both professional and community settings. Her broader orchestral experience includes performances with the San Angelo Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Pops Orchestra, the New Conservatory of Dallas, and the New Texas Symphony Orchestra, the Irving Symphony Orchestra and the Monroe Symphony Orchestra.

Beyond the stage, Angeline is a passionate educator and mentor whose work reflects the same commitment to musical excellence that defines her performance career. She owns and operates a thriving private violin studio and serves as a sectional coach and clinician for school orchestra programs, drawing on extensive experience in public school music education leadership. Many of her students have been accepted into the All-State Orchestra, All-Region Orchestra, and the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra, and have earned Exemplary and Superior ratings at Solo and Ensemble Contest. She began her teaching career as Assistant Director of Orchestras at Independence High School before becoming the founding Director of Orchestras at Emerson High School, where she established and developed the program from its inception.

She remains deeply committed to inspiring the next generation of musicians through private instruction, clinics, sectional coaching, and performance, fostering meaningful musical experiences and a culture of artistry throughout the North Texas community.