Danielle Maddon

Danielle Maddon is a violinist scheduled to perform as soloist with the New England Philharmonic in Boston in October 2026, on a program exploring New England history through music old and new. Beyond this listing, there is no verified information available about her career.

This concert, "Foundations and Faultlines: New England Histories," spans works from the 18th century to a brand new world premiere. Listeners can expect William Billings's choral-rooted "Lamentation Over Boston" alongside a new arrangement featuring a fife and drum corps, Louis Ballard's "Incident at Wounded Knee" confronting a dark chapter of American history, and William Schuman's "New England Triptych," which reworks old hymn tunes into orchestral color. A new piano concerto by Joan Tower and a world premiere by Carlos Carrillo add contemporary voices, while Bernstein's "West Side Story" closes with rhythmic energy. As the violin soloist, Maddon's role within this program is not specified beyond her billing, so listeners should expect her contribution to be shaped by whichever work calls for a solo violin part.