Antonia Tejeda Barros (Barcelona, 1975) is a recorder player, violin player, book-eater and mother of three wonderful children. She studied recorder and violin at the Professional Conservatory of Music in Badalona (Eulàlia Galofré, Alexandrina Polo, Ricardo Martínez del Fresno), the School of Music of Barcelona  (Gerard Claret) and the Superior Conservatory of Music in Barcelona (Josep Maria Saperas). From 1998 to 2002 she lived in Holland, where she studied recorder with the unforgettable Dorothea Winter at the amazing Royal Conservatory in The Hague. She got her Art Bachelor’s Degree in 2002, specializing in Recorder, Early Music and Pedagogy. She is currently a member of Rubato Appassionato and Dionysus Consort. She is a co-founder of the Company Camaleón de papel, the label AcoustiCDelicatessen, and the Philosophy & Art magazine Humano, creativamente humano. She is the creator of the show El tigre flautista y las estrellas and a co-creator of the shows Música en la selva and En los Kampos de la Muerte.  In 2015 she finished her Master’s Degree in Philosophy at the UNED (Cum Laude) with a thesis on Viktor Frankl and Sartre, Auschwitz, and the death of God (directed by the distinguished Manuel Fraijó). She is currently pursuing her PhD in Philosophy. She has two Blogs: on one Blog she writes about Philosophy, Music, and whatever she feels like, and on the other one she writes only about cinema. She teaches in Madrid a music course for babies and toddlers called Tortuguitas musicales, and she has lots of recorder, violin and composition students (children & adults) in her small musical corner. She loves photography, books, cinema, painting, philosophy, Purcell, Nietzsche, Dostoevsky, Kandinsky, Billie Holiday, PJ Harvey, Tom Waits, Will Smith, Heath Ledger, and, above all, spending time with her wonderful children Yael, Itay & Dalit. She hates racism, homophobia, sexism, religious fanaticism, nationalisms, wars and intolerance. She currently lives in Madrid and juggles to combine her intellectual and musical interests with her true passion: motherhood.