Emma Helene Campbell is a versatile violinist, pianist, and music educator who has dedicated her career to creating inclusive spaces within the music community. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a Bachelor of Arts in Violin Performance, Emma has performed with ensembles like the Chippewa Valley Symphony Orchestra and Eau Claire Chamber Orchestra. Her diverse experience spans theater, orchestral, and chamber music, having played in ensembles like the Eileen Phillip Cohen Scholarship String Quartet and productions such as the world premiere of The Fisherman’s Daughters by Katie Dahl at NorthernSky Theater. In addition to live performances, Emma has contributed to various recording projects, including original soundtracks and studio recordings. Notable performances include a violin recital at the SHE: Festival of Women in Music and an on-stage appearance with Disturbed for their hit “Sound of Silence” at Rockfest. Emma is also passionate about music education, teaching violin and piano to students of all ages. She has served as a String Specialist at Eckroth Music, and her role as an Education and Advocacy Intern with Music for All allowed her to engage in organizing large-scale events. Committed to breaking down barriers in the music industry, Emma continues to use her skills to foster connection and creativity through her work.