Jenny Spanoghe

Jenny Spanoghe, born in 1957 in Kortrijk, Belgium, is a celebrated violinist and violist known for her dynamic career spanning over four decades. Since the 2000s, she’s been a key member of Duo Landini alongside organist Jan Van Landeghem, blending recordings, concerts, and lecture-recitals. Her accolades include twice winning the Fugue Trophy for promoting Belgian classical music—first in 1996 with the Gaggini String Quartet and Landini Piano Trio, then again as a soloist in 2009. A devoted educator, she’s held professorships at institutions like the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and Conservatories of Antwerp and Brussels, mentoring generations of violinists. These days, she performs with Duo Landini, violin-viola duo Eliot Lawson, Trio Landini, and collaborates with her sister Viviane Spanoghe.

Though specific details about her recent releases like *Scintillating Firmament* or *Sparkles Of Zensitivity* aren’t in our records, her work often explores contemporary repertoire, including collaborations like *Van Landeghem: Chamber Music* and solo projects such as *Viola Solo*. Her duo’s focus on new music highlights her ongoing curiosity for fresh compositions, as seen in pieces commissioned specifically for her.

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