Tessa Paige Sacramone is freelance violinist, vocalist, songwriter, actor, and music educator based in New York City and Providence, RI. A classically trained musician, she plays orchestral, chamber, and solo repertoire of the genre, but also performs rock, pop, indie, folk, musical theater and new music. She was most recently cast as an actor musician in the production of The Irish and How They Got That Way at the Greater Boston Stage Company (Stoneham, MA) and in NOISE as the Wilbury Theater Group (Providence, RI). As a versatile performer and collaborator, she can be found on the stage or in the studio, lending her crafted sound and ear to unique projects. Notable collaborations include Glassnote Records artist Oberhofer on his album Time Capsules II produced by Grammy Award winner Steve Lillywhite and cinematic rock band Earthside on both albums A Dream in Static and Let the Truth Speak. Further collaborations include the Mannheim Steamroller Orchestra, Marie Osmond, the late Glenn Frey, Bent Knee, and the Vienna Light Orchestra. Tessa also performs as a vocalist and acoustic songwriter and has released her own album, “Belong Here,” under the name Tessa Paige.

For 2025 summer stock theater, she performed as the fiddle player in Always...Patsy Kline at Theater By the Sea in South Kingstown, RI and as concertmaster for Anastasia at the Cape Playhouse in Dennis, MA. She is currently engaged with a number of regional orchestras, including the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra, the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra. Tessa has toured as an orchestra member with performances on stages such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Shanghai Symphony Hall, and the Guangzhou Opera House. From 2017-2019 she was a Resident Musician with Community MusicWorks in Providence, RI, performing with the MusicWorks Collective and teaching in the Daily Orchestra Program.

Tessa attended The Meadowmount School of Music, Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival, and Atlantic Music Festival in past summers, with a focus on chamber music performance. She received her Bachelor of Music from New York University and her Master of Music from Boston University, studying under Ann Setzer and Bayla Keyes, respectively.