Rate My Professor Julie Rosenfeld

Rosenfeld has performed over 1200 concerts with the Colorado String Quartet across the United States, Canada, and more than 20 countries, including appearances at the Marlboro, Santa Fe, Newport, and La Jolla Chamber Music Festivals, and as guest artist with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Her recordings include the complete quartets of Beethoven, Brahms quartets, and Schubert and Mendelssohn quartets on Parnassus Records; French chamber music by Debussy and Ravel on BMG Classics in collaboration with André Previn; and New Music for Violin and Piano on Albany Records with Peter Miyamoto. She has championed works by composers such as Karel Husa, Joan Tower, Richard Wernick, Katherine Hoover, George Tsontakis, Laura Kaminsky, and Libby Larsen. At the University of Missouri, Rosenfeld has taught in the Honors College Humanities Sequence and Perceiving Musical Traditions and Styles, served as Faculty Fellow in 2024-25 developing a study abroad program to Vienna and Budapest, coordinated the Emerging Artists Competition, and given masterclasses at institutions including the Cleveland Institute of Music, Eastman School, and Yale University. She has served on juries for the Astral Foundation, Juilliard School, Mu Phi Epsilon Foundation, Concert Artists Guild, Banff International String Quartet Competition, Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, and Coleman Chamber Music Competition.