Rebeca Ferri graduated in cello at “Conservatorio Santa Cecilia-Roma” in 1998, with Maurizio Gambini. She studied recorder with Armando Carideo, Maria De Martini and followed courses with Kees Boeke, Michael Schneider, Han Tol, John Tyson and Marcos Volonterio.

From 1987 to 2002, with both instruments, she achieved first places in the yearly competitions “Jugend musiziert” and got a scholarship from the “Yehudi Menuhin-live music now-Foundation” in Germany.

From 1995 she consolidated her interest in baroque cello with Anner Bylsma, Gerhart Darmstadt, Roel Dieltiens, Balazs Maté and Stefano Veggetti, following courses for chamber music with “Borodin Quartet”, Jesper Christensen, Reinhard Goebel, Jordi Savall.

She got her diploma in baroque cello with Jaap ter Linden in 2003, at “Hochschule für Musik Würzburg” and continued her baroque cello-studies at “Hochschule für Musik und Theater München”, where she obtained, with full marks, in 2007, the “Meisterklasse” with Kristin von der Goltz.

She is member of the Ensembles: “Gli Incogniti”, “L’Astrée”, “Divino Sospiro”, “Academia Montis Regalis”, “A Musicall Banquet”, “Ensemble Baroque du Léman”,  “Ensemble 1800”, “A l’Antica”, “Soavi Affetti”,  “Accademia Ottoboni”,  “Concerto Romano”, “La Selva”,  “Il Sogno Barocco”, “Les Passions de l’Ame” and records for AMADEUS, BRILLIANT, CARUS, DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI, DYNAMIC, ELOQUENTIA, GLOSSA, OPUS 111, SONY, TACTUS.

She plays a cello by André Mehler (Leipzig 2011), from Martinus Kaiser (Venice 1679), an anonymous english cello from the eighteenth century and recorders by Francesco Li Virghi, from original models.

She is regularly invited to teach baroque cello and recorders at “Conservatorio di Musica Cagliari” and at several other courses.