Laura Gulley holds a B.S. in music and mathematics from Brown University where she studied violin with Machie Oguri-Kudo. She has performed on Baroque violin in New England with Boston Baroque, the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, the Arcadia Players, the Newport Baroque Orchestra, Renaissonics, and the women’s baroque orchestra Foundling. Last year she performed three concerts in Colombia with La Donna Musicale, a Boston-based group specializing in music by women composers of the baroque era. She appears on two recordings of psalms by Antonia Bembo from 2004 and 2006 and a 2010 recording of music by Anna Bon released by La Donna Musicale; the Renaissonics CD “Carols for Dancing” released in 2006 by WGBH; and three Boston Baroque recordings released by Telarc. Laura is also on the faculty of the Music School of the Rhode Island Philharmonic and is a member of the orchestra. She is originally from Pittsburgh but has lived and worked in Rhode Island since 1981.