About me

Born in Hungary, Franciska Anna Hajdu discovered her love of the violin as a young child. From the age of 14, she regularly attended masterclasses in Hungary and all of Europe, taking lessons with Zsolt Kalló, Katalin Kokas, and Lucia Krommer. She went on to study modern violin with Dr. Svikruha Márta at the Varga Tibor Institute for Musical Art and completed her degree there in 2012. In addition, she received a Hungarian state scholarship that allowed her to spend a semester at the Carl Maria von Weber University of Music in Dresden. There, under the guidance of Prof. John Holloway, she took her first steps into the world of the baroque violin and historical performance practice...