Regino
Madrid is a member of “The President’s
Own” U.S. Marine Chamber Orchestra and plays
regularly at the White House. He is an active
soloist, concertmaster, and chamber musician throughout
the Washington, D.C. area, playing at such venues
as the Library of Congress, the Phillips Collection,
and the Kennedy Center. He has performed at the
MCI Center with Sarah Brightman, Vince Gill, and
Rod Stewart.

A native of Los Angeles, California,
Mr. Madrid received his bachelor’s degree
in 1998 from the Cleveland Institute of Music
where he studied with David and Linda Cerone.
In Los Angeles, he attended the Colburn School
of Performing Arts and won the Rubinstein Grand
Prize in the South Peninsula National Music Competition.
As a member of that city’s Hamilton String
Quartet, Mr. Madrid was featured in the movie
“Sister Act 2.” He has played with
the Cleveland Orchestra, Orchestre de la Suisse
Romande, the National Symphony, iPalpiti, Eclipse
Chamber Orchestra, and the Canton Symphony. He
has participated in numerous music festivals such
as Santa Barbara Music Academy of the West, Holland
Music Sessions, Musicorda, Idyllwilde in California,
and with the Colorado Quartet at Cape Cod’s
“Soundfest.”