Baroque Violin Concertmasters, Soloist or Professors
- Amandine Beyer
- Jin Kim
- Emilie Autumn
- Fabio Biondi
- Giuliano Carmignola
- Alessandro Ciccolini
- Enrico Gatti
- Sigiswald Kuijken
- Elizabeth Wallfisch
- Chiara Banchini
- Pavlo Beznosiuk
- Elizabeth Blumenstock
- Lucy van Dael
- Marc Destrubé
- Florian Deuter
- François Fernandez
- Reinhard Goebel
- Gottfried von der Goltz
- Richard Gwilt
- Alice Harnoncourt
- John Holloway
- Monica Huggett
- Manfredo Kraemer
- Jeanne Lamon
- Marie Leonhardt
- Gunar Letzbor
- Sergiu Luca
- Catherine Mackintosh
- Dana Maiben
- Andrew Manze
- Stephen Marvin
- Ingrid Matthews
- Robert Mealy
- Eduard Melkus
- Riccardo Minasi
- Petra Müllejans
- Enrico Onofri
- Rachel Barton Pine (performs principally on the modern violin)
- David Plantier
- Rachel Podger
- Johannes Pramsohler
- Walter Reiter
- Rodolfo Richter
- Stanley Ritchie
- Hélène Schmitt
- Jaap Schröder
- Ingrid Seifert
- Robert Seletsky
- Simon Standage
- Anton Steck
- Daniel Stepner
- Tuomo Suni
- Ryo Terakado
- David Douglass (violinist)
- Lina Tur Bonet
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