Sherri Marttila has been an avid violinist since the age of nine. She has completed educational rigors at Interlochen Center for the Arts, the Congress of Strings (New York), and the University of Michigan. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance from the University of Michigan.
Sherri is the Associate Concertmaster for the Macomb Symphony and the Concertmaster for the Warren Symphony and Oakland Symphony. She also performs in the violin section with the Traverse City Philharmonic, Saginaw Bay Symphony, Lansing Symphony, Flint Symphony, Midland Symphony, Gaylord Symphony, and Detroit Opera Theater. Along with her performing responsibilities, she is the Orchestra Personnel Manager for the Macomb Symphony, Oakland Symphony, and the Warren Symphony.
Sherri has worked with incredible artists including Andrea Bocelli, Aretha Franklin, John Tesh, Sandi Patty, Michael W. Smith, Johnny Mathis, Anne Murray, Alexander Zonjic, Regis Philbin, Harry Connick Jr., Josh Groban, Sarah McLachlan, Amy Grant, Sarah Brightman and wonderful musical groups like The Who, The Eagles, The Temptations, The Ten Tenors, Il Divo, Il Volo, Mannheim Steamroller, Citizen Zero, Warner Brother Symphony, Wimborne Symphony, The Tea Party, and the Celtic Women. She also performed with the Game of Thrones concert series with the Composer and Director, Ramin Djawdi.
Aside from her active performance schedule, Sherri also has been teaching and coaching in the Flint, Detroit, and Petoskey areas since 1990.