Juilliard-trained cellist Isabel Gehweiler is a Prizewinner of the European Artistic Grant, one of the highest European awards for young musicians, previously conferred on artists as violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and cellist Sol Gabetta. Isabel Gehweiler has been trained as a classical musicians (Master of Arts in orchestra performance, as a soloist and in music pedagogy), but she is specializing since childhood in trans-disciplinary performances as pop productions (u.A. with Andreas Vollenweider, Gianna Nannini, Sina, and multiple bands), theatre productions (uA. with legendary Swiss director Christoph Marthaler), as a film music recording artist, in contemporary classical performances, improvisational performances and performances with ballet or light installations (u.A. with Projektil). . 2020 she was together with Andreas Vollenweider on the CD "Quiet Places" (feat. Isabel Gehweiler) in the Swiss charts on place #8, German charts on place #45 and the Billboard charts on place #5 in the category "Classical Crossover" 
 Ms Gehweiler has appeared on numerous festivals in Switzerland, Germany, France, Netherlands, USA, Japan, Norway, Denmark, Israel, Slovenia and Austria. 
 Ms Gehweiler is a recipient of the "Kunstpreis" Artist Award by the Kunstiftung Baden-Württemberg (2011), the "Markgräfler Kulturpreis" (2012) and the European Artistic Grant for emerging artists (2007).