Eleonora Ghiringhelli began studying the viola da gamba with Massimo Sartori and graduated from the G. Verdi Conservatory in Turin under the guidance of Sabina Colonna Preti. She also earned a chamber music diploma with Andrea Marchiol, graduating with top honors (110/110 cum laude). Her training has been enriched by advanced courses and masterclasses with renowned musicians such as Philippe Pierlot, Noelia Reverte, Gabriel Garrido, Xurxo Varela, Jean Tubéry, and Lucile Boulanger.
For several years, Eleonora has been actively performing in Italy and abroad, participating in prestigious festivals such as the Early Music Festival of Magnano, Unione Musicale, Back to Bach Festival, Accademia Stefano Tempia, Organalia, Kalendamaya, Antiqua Accademia del Ricercare, Festival dei Saraceni, Villa Solomei Festival, "I Tesori di Orfeo" in Pavia, the International Early Music Festival in Val di Zoldo, Novecento Festival in Bologna, Sacred Choral Music and Misteria Paschalia in Krakow, and Baroque Experience in Treviso.
She has collaborated with prominent ensembles such as Accademia del Ricercare, Accademia Maghini, Accademia del Santo Spirito, and Odhecaton, under the direction of Paolo Da Col. With the ensemble L’Humana Fragilità, she has performed at renowned festivals such as Mito, Amici della Musica in Padua, and Resonanzen at the Vienna Konzerthaus. Additionally, with her ensemble Les Violes du Roi, she has appeared at events such as the Modulazioni Festival, Teatro dei Rozzi in Siena, and Ferrara Festival with Odhecaton.
In 2023, she was awarded the first prize in the XVII edition of the National Arts Award in the Early Music category (instruments and voices). Alongside her musical career, Eleonora holds a degree in Modern Languages and Literatures from the University of Turin, graduating with top marks.
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