Described by New York Concert Review as “phenomenal... perfect intonation, technique, flair, and swing, everything one could ask from a violinist, of any age,” award-winning violinist Hannah White has performed on stages across four continents since making her solo debut with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at age nine. 

Hannah has soloed with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, New World Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Memphis Symphony Orchestra, and Oklahoma City Philharmonic, among many others. She has performed at Carnegie Hall (three sold-out concerts), Severance Hall, Wigmore Hall London, Kennedy Center, Hollywood Bowl, and the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, among many prestigious venues worldwide. 

Hannah soloed on four national and international tours with Sphinx Virtuosi and served as concertmaster on two international tours with Chineke Chamber Orchestra. She has won 1st prize at dozens of competitions at the regional, national, and international level both as a soloist and chamber player. Hannah is a recipient of the prestigious Isaac Stern Award at Carnegie Hall, Ambassador of Doublestop Foundation, Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship, Musicians Club of Women of Chicago Scholarship, MPower Grant, Puth Foundation, William Warfield Scholarship, and Music Institute of Chicago Fellow Laureate. 

Hannah believes in giving back to her community through imparting her world class training to kids of all social and economic status. She has participated in residencies at Columbia University, Penn State, University of Houston, and San Jose State University. Hannah holds her degree from the Colburn Conservatory of Music, where she studied with renowned teacher Robert Lipsett.