Antoinette Lohmann has been active in a variety of musical areas. As a freelance player, Antoinette has performed and recorded with many orchestras and ensembles all over the world.
Currently her repertoire extends from the early 17th to the 21st century, always performed from a historically informed perspective. She has a special interest in unusual instruments such as the viola d’amore, the violino piccolo and their repertoire. She also has a particular fascination with folk elements found in classical music.
In recent years Antoinette has focussed primarily on chamber music, with special emphasis on Dutch repertoire. She has recorded the complete sonatas for piano and violin by Joseph Martin Kraus and Margarethe Danzi, bassoon quartets by Franz Danzi and Krommer, chamber music works by Belle van Zuylen and 17th-century repertoire from the Netherlands. With the ensemble Furor Musicus, which she founded in 2008, she released several recordings, including the violin sonatas opus 1 & 2 by the 18th century Dutch Baroque composer Jacob Nozeman and a CD with arrangements and reconstructions of works by J.S.Bach. Phantasia Musica, a CD of unknown 17th century repertoire and the CD of virtuoso violin sonatas by Dutch 18th-century composer Pieter Hellendaal both attracted rave reviews in the national and international press. In September 2020, the CD of works by Johann Fischer was released.
Antoinette teaches principal study baroque violin and viola at the Utrechts Conservatorium and the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. She regularly teaches as a guest lecturer at conservatories throughout the world.