Pianist Madeleine Löfdahl is active as a soloist, chambermusician and operapianist.

She is educated in MUK – "Musik und kunst privatuniversität der stadt Wien" and the Danish National academy of music Odense where she completed her master's degree in 2021.

Since then she has performed at many festivals and concert series such as Carl Nielsen festival, Nordic Song Festival, Odense Chamber Music Festival, Ystads Teater, Musikaliska sällskapet i Visby, Palladium in Malmö, Martin Luther's chamber music festival, International Pianoweek in Ollerup, Pb7 Talentscenen Copenhagen and Ronneby Musikvänner.

She is also active with several CD-recordings; in Swedish Grammophone Studio, Gothenburg with fluteist Astrid Eriksson with the album "Bonn, Bonis and Andrée" - an album of Female composers for flute and piano and recordings of Tommie Haglunds music for Cello and piano with Henning Fredriksson "Intensio Animi" and "Meditation" and Piano and Voice with Fredrik Hagerberg "La Rosa Profunda".

She has inaugurated new grand pianos for Kalundborg Piano Festival and Martin Luther Church's new grand piano in Halmstad - where she also inaugurated the new concert hall "Najaden" in 2018.

She has participated in Masterclasses with pianists such as Per Tengstrand, Eugen Indjic, Eero Heinonen and Lars-Ulrik Mortensen.

She is the recipient of several scholarships; among others Chopin-selskabets Legat and Anna Withock's memorial fund, and where in August 2022 a finalist in the Gothenburg International Piano Competition.

In the future, Madeleine can be heard in several solorecitals and chambermusic concerts in Sweden and Denmark, in Tommie Haglund festival 2025 and as a soloist with Halmstad Symphony Orchestra.

"Madeleine has a genuine musical intuition and feeling, as well as a fine sound and piano technique, which enables her to convey the nerve of the classical works in a personal way." - Christina Bjørkøe, docent Danish National Academy of music.