Caserta Delphine

Was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds (Switzerland) and began studying recorder and violin in 1981 in Switzerland.

In 1996 she obtained the diploma of recorder teacher in Lausanne. She continued in Lausanne, specializing in Recorder in the class of Antonio Politano and Elisabeth Mulli where graduated as a recorder teacher with the highest distinction, and, in parallel, studied violin at the Conservatory of La Chaux-de-Fonds.

From 1997 to 2002 she was a Teacher in various Schools of Music in Switzerland. Later she moved to Spain, where she got the diploma of violin teacher at the Conservatory of Music of Salamanca and the diploma of recorder teacher at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.

During her musical formation, she studied and collaborated with international artists such as Antonio Politano, Elisabeth Mulli, Trudi Kuhn, Collette Maréchaux, Karel van Steenhoven, Gerd Lünenburger, Robert Ehrlich, Anne Loyse Huttenlocher, Valérie Winteler, Mariano Martin, Pedro Bonnet, Luis Beduschi, Fernando Paz and the Baroque Ensemble Fior di Suono.

She was part of the Swiss Competition Jury for Young Artists. She has performed as soloist and with chamber music groups in Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, Romania and Spain.

In 2005 she collaborated with the National Ballet of Spain, recording music for various ballets. She has taught violin, viola, orchestra and recorder at the Municipal School of Music Guadarrama and Torrijos, as well as violin and viola at the German School and violin, viola and orchestra at the Music School of Boadilla del Monte.

In addition to the educational work she collaborated since 2006 regularly with the Symphonic Orchestra of Madrid and she is also a member of "Ensemble Madrid-Berlin". 

Since 2004 she is violin professor at the International Music Courses in San Esteban de Gormaz (Soria), organized by the  International Chair Alfonso VIII and professor of recorder at the International Course and Festival of Sighisoara in Romania since 2009.