Kerstin Tenney is a professional violinist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. As an active freelance musician, Kerstin works frequently on recording projects, does solo work, and performs regularly with the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square. She has toured with the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra on stages across the world, including Carnegie Hall, the Berlin Philharmonie, and the Vienna Musikverein. Kerstin was the featured violin soloist on the soundtrack for the award-winning documentary, Bears of Durango, currently playing on PBS. Kerstin has a private violin studio in which she incorporates physical, neurological, and psychological elements that facilitate greater ease in violin practice and performance with her students. LIGHT is Kerstin's debut album, for which she commissioned four new works and eight new arrangements. The album was produced by award-winning classical producer and sound engineer, Simon Kiln, and British Award winning composer, Donald Fraser. A native or Arizona, Kerstin enjoys spending time with loved ones, gardening, traveling, and of course playing her violin! She loves to shine light, helping others connect to who they really are. She performs on a Guy Cole violin from the Avalon Studio 2005, patterned after the "Kochanski Guarneri del Gesu," and a bow made by John Norwood Lee.