Elisa Siber, cello

Elisa Siber is an Austrian-born cellist known for her expressive and versatile musicianship. She performs both as a soloist and chamber musician, engaging with a wide range of musical

styles—from Baroque to contemporary works. Siber is a member of the Balthasar Neumann Orchestra, an ensemble renowned for its historically informed performances.  She also collaborates with the string quartet NoGo, which explores Nordic folk traditions through innovative arrangements. 

In addition to her performance career, Siber is dedicated to music education. She teaches cello at the Regionale Musikschule Sissach in Switzerland, where she shares her passion for music with students of all ages. 

Siber has participated in interdisciplinary projects, such as the “Islands” concert series in collaboration with artist Zvi Szir, blending live music with visual art.  Her performances have been featured in various concerts, including a rendition of Dvořák’s Cello Concerto in B minor with the Orchestra of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz.