Before we present our regular concert and event listings, we have a treat for you!
A Special Invitation to Hear Yo-Yo Ma
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The Wake Forest University Face to Face Speaker Forum has invited Cello Museum visitors to be their guests at no charge. All you have to do is register no later than 7 PM on 3 May, using the link below (in bold). All of us at The Cello Museum thank the Wake Forest University Face to Face Speaker Forum!
The Face to Face Speaker Forum is excited to announce a new Preview Virtual Event with Yo-Yo Ma, cellist, cultural ambassador and U.N. Messenger of Peace on May 4, 2021.
This virtual event will be broadcasted at 7:30 p.m. EDT on May 4, 2021 with preprogramming beginning at 7:00 p.m. EDT. Mr. Ma will be in conversation with President Nathan Hatch discussing why humans turn to the arts in periods of uncertainty. In addition to their conversation, we will hear Mr. Ma perform on the cello exclusively for this event.
Please use this link.
This event is free using the VIP link listed above. Please note that registration closes on 3 May at 7:00 p.m.
NOTE: If you have not received your link after registration by 2 May 2021, please check your spam inbox or your promotions inbox.
If you have any questions about your registration please email facetoface@wfu.edu.
And now for our regularly scheduled listing of cello concerts and events:
Online Performances
Below are upcoming, online events. Be sure to click on the source link for exact details of times, time zones, and ticket prices.
1 May – 3 May 6 PM IST
Fionnuala Moynihan (piano) in concert followed by Vashti Hunter (cello) & Jonian Ilias Kadesha (violin)
Fionnuala Moynihan (piano), Vashti Hunter (cello), Jonian Ilias Kadesha (violin)
Jonian Ilias Kadesha (violin)
Vashti Hunter (cello)
Zoltán Kodály: Duo for Violin and Cello Op 7,
3rd movement
Nikos Skalkottas: Duo for Violin and Cello
III. Molto Vivace & IV. Allegro Vivo Bauern Tanz-Szenen
Tickets are €11.00 per device.
1 May 2 PM EDT (available through 3 May)
Yo-Yo Ma: Beginnings
Yo-Yo Ma
“It’s been almost exactly fifty years since I played my debut recital in Carnegie Hall on May 6, 1971, and I’ve been thinking a lot about other ‘firsts:’ the first pieces I studied with Leonard Rose as a young student (which include the Francoeur Sonata), the first piece I ever performed in public (the Prélude of Bach’s second cello suite), and my first foray into recording music from the violin repertoire (Paganini and Kreisler). Join me as I revisit a few of these first experiments.”
Francois Francoeur Violin Sonata in E major
Pietro Antonio Locatelli Sonata for Cello and Piano in D major Op 6, No 6 (arr. Alfredo Piatti) Movements 1, 3, 4 and 2
J.S Bach Suite No 2 for solo cello
Paganini Variazioni di bravura
Kreisler Tambourin Chinois
Kreisler Liebesleid
Kreisler LiebesfreudSolon Gordon, piano
The performance will be available on demand for 48 hours starting May 1 at 6pm EDT.
Tickets are $24.99.
1 May 8 PM EDT (available through 8 May)
Zuill Bailey, cello & Bryan Wallick, piano
Zuill Bailey, cello & Bryan Wallick, piano
Mendelssohn: Variations Concertantes for Cello and Piano in D major, Op. 17
Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano, L. 135
Lukas Foss: Capriccio for Cello and Piano
Rachmaninoff: Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op 19
Tickets are “pay what you can,” free with an option to donate.
4 May 7 PM EDT
A Cartoonist, a Cellist, and a Novelist Walk into a Bar: Sandra Boynton, Yo-Yo Ma & Ann Patchett
Symphony Space
In celebration of her latest children’s book, Jungle Night, Sandra Boynton is joined by her friends, musician Yo-Yo Ma and author Ann Patchett, for a lively conversation about books, art, and creative synchronicity. The evening will include an audiovisual show-and-tell from Boynton that traces the quixotic, meandering journey from her long-ago first book in 1977, Hippos Go Berserk, to three small, wild collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma. Questions from the audience are welcomed. This event is for grown-ups!
Tickets – Members: $12, Non-Members: $15
5 May 5 PM PDT
UC Santa Barbara House Calls Virtual Event – Classical Music Treasures: Yo-Yo Ma & Kathryn Stott, Songs of Comfort and Hope
Program
Wu Tong (arr. Ding Doudou): Far Away Mountain
Robert Schumann: Fünf Stücke im Volkston, op. 102
Harry Sdraulig: Fantasia on Waltzing Matilda
Traditional: Shenandoah
Traditional: The Last Rose of Summer
Traditional: Londonderry Air (Danny Boy)
Sergei Rachmaninoff: VocaliseThis performance will be followed by a moderated Q&A with Yo-Yo Ma.
Tickets: $10 (Free for UCSB students)
Click here to purchase tickets and get more information.
6 May 3 PM EDT
National Arts Club in Partnership with the Sphinx Organization – A Performance by Cellist Gabriel Cabezas
Gabriel Cabezas is a precise and passionate performer who is fast becoming one of his generation’s most sought-after soloists and collaborators. Cabezas has appeared with America’s finest symphony orchestras, including those of Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, and Los Angeles, and has premiered dozens of new works by some of the most brilliant composers of our time. He is also a co-founder of Duende, a new music and contemporary dance collective that focuses on the interaction between musicians and dancers in the realization of new scores.
Please help the NAC support artists. By making a donation with your registration, you contribute directly to the livelihood of our performers and presenters. The NAC will share 50% of all donations with the featured performer/presenter. The remaining 50% will support the NAC Artist Fellows program, helping to further the careers of up-and-coming artists.
Free but registration required. This program will be hosted via Zoom. You will receive additional details upon registration.
6 May 7 PM EDT
Franklin Cultural District – Solo Cello Recital by Cellist Brent Selby
The Franklin Cultural District in collaboration with the Franklin Cultural Council is pleased to sponsor a Solo Cello Recital performed by Brent Selby, cellist and his accompanist Keun-young Sun.
A Franklin resident, Brent Selby is a practicing musician who teaches with the Franklin Public Schools through the Lifelong Learning Institute.
Brent is also a member of the Claflin Hill and the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra. Mr. Selby will perform a variety of musical works written for solo cello.
6 May 7:30 PDT
Seattle Symphony – Handel, Vivaldi & Dvořák, including Antonio Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Cellos
Cellists: Nathan Chan and Eric Han
Seattle Symphony musicians take center stage in this elegant program. Resident organist Joseph Adam shows off the majesty of Benaroya Hall’s Watjen Concert Organ with Handel’s Organ Concerto in F major, “The Cuckoo and the Nightingale.” A pair of cellos take a turn in the spotlight with Vivaldi’s sprightly Concerto for Two Cellos. And the lyrical qualities of the strings are showcased in Dvořák’s Serenade for Strings, which radiates joy from beginning to end.
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7 May 7:30 PM BST, available through Friday 30 July 2021
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Chamber Concert – Cello Jewels, Aleksei Kiseliov, Cello, and Alasdair Beatson, Piano
Program:
Beethoven Variations in F major on ‘Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen’ for Cello and Piano
Beethoven Cello Sonata No5
R Strauss Cello Sonata
Dvořák Silent Woods for Cello and PianoEach player in the RSNO is a star in their own right – and when you get them on their own, they’ve got some great stories to tell! For the RSNO’s Principal Cello Aleksei Kiseliov, that means teaming up with pianist Alasdair Beatson in the ebullient Cello Sonata by the youthful Richard Strauss. Add Beethoven at his most exuberant, plus a moment of sheer magic from the Czech forests, and you’ve got a concert that’s small in scale but huge in personality.
This performance was recorded by BBC Radio 3.
Household ticket: $21. Price excludes VAT (added at the point of purchase).
Click here to purchase tickets and get more information.
7 May 7 PM CDT available until 11:59 pm CDT on Sunday, 9 May
A co-presentation of UChicago Presents and the Department of Music – SOUND/SITES: Seth Parker Woods, cello (Encore Performance)
Here is a trailer for this performance:
In this encore SOUND/SITES performance, cellist and University of Chicago artist-in-residence Seth Parker Woods showcases the architecture and creative spaces of UChicago’s campus through the music of Fredrick Gifford, Nathalie Joachim, Monty Adkins, and Alvin Singleton. Woods, hailed by The Guardian as “a cellist of power and grace” who possesses “a mature artistry and willingness to go to the brink,” reflects on the unabashed celebration of identities, acts of translation, the Great Migration, and the embodied Black and Brown experience in America in this program.
This event is a repeat presentation of a performance previously streamed on February 26-28, 2021.
Tickets $15 (free for UChicago students)
Click here to purchase tickets and get more information.
8 May 12 PM PDT (12:35 PM PDT Cello Ensemble Performance)
A Glimpse of China – Seattle Chinese Culture & Arts Festival (Virtual Event)
This event includes a performance of Chinese music played on Western instruments by the Zhenlun Cello Ensemble.
The Seattle Center Festál: Glimpse of China–Seattle Chinese Culture & Arts Festival seeks to explore and promote 5,000 years of Chinese culture and heritage with live streaming music, martial arts, and other Chinese movement traditions, demonstrations, and decorative arts.
The online festival highlights traditional Chinese music. Pipa players from Seattle Chinese Orchestra perform The Beautiful Spring on this short-neck Chinese lute-like instrument. The full orchestra offers an arrangement of Shepherdess Song on traditional instruments, and a percussion ensemble from the group presents a rhythmic Holiday Celebration. In addition, China’s oldest musical instrument, the seven-stringed plucked Guqin, is featured in performance, and members of the Zhenlun Cello Studio will play Chinese music on this Western instrument.
The festival offers plenty of movement as well. Members of the Seattle Wushu & Taichi Academy demonstrate this traditional martial art, which combines softness within hardness, and slow motion with fast motion. The Wudang Martial Art Academy shares a historical narrative video tracing the origins of their marital art, complete with training, exhibition, and competition footage, and students from the Chinese Dances Academy showcase traditional dances they have performed for major Chinese holidays such as Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival.
Seattle Center presents Festál: Glimpse of China – Seattle Chinese Culture & Arts Festival in partnership with the Washington Chinese Arts & Culture Committee. Streaming is free of charge. For more information, visit www.seattlecenter.com/festal or call 206-684-7200.
View the program details here.
Watch on Facebook.
10-24 May
Howard Community College – On the Wings of Spring
A showcase of exquisite works for cello/piano by Debussy, Fauré, and Cassadó will be heard. The virtual concert will also feature a single-movement Beethoven Piano Trio and Beethoven Piano Sonata Op. 81a “Les Adieux” in celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday.
Patrons may view the concert at their convenience from May 10 – 24, 2021.
Buy Your Tickets Early and get this bonus event!
Patrons who purchase tickets prior to May 14th, will be invited to a special concert discussion on Friday May 14th to get a behind the scenes glimpse of the faculty performers as they talk about why they chose the pieces, how the virtual performance process is different for a performer, and what they miss about performing live. The discussion will be facilitated by Janelle Broderick and will include faculty performers: Bruce Casteel, Wei-Der Huang, Hsien-Ann Meng, Melissa Lindon, and Lisa Rehwoldt.
Concert Program
Debussy Nocturne et scherzo
Faure Romance, Op. 69
Cassado RequiebrosI-Hsuan Chiang, Cello
Sangmi Yoon, PianoBeethoven Piano Trio No. 8, WoO 39
Rubinstein Melody in F, Op. 3 No. 1Yoon Young Bae, Violin
Yoon Nah Cho, Cello
Hsien-Ann Meng, PianoBeethoven Piano Sonata Op. 81a “Les Adieux”
I. Das Lebewohl
II. Abwesenheit
III. Das Wiedersehen
Lisa Rehwoldt, PianoTickets: $10.00
Online Programs and Events
Through 5 May
Illusions of Liberty – A One-Woman Show
Liberty Jones is a Principal Cellist, for five years she has been plagued with an increasing number of bewildering symptoms. Five days ago, Liberty Jones received a diagnosis of an invisible illness. Against the backdrop of a hostile environment, this Black comedy follows her for four days, we see her struggle with her diagnosis, the mother-daughter relationship, and what it means to have an illness no one can actually see.
Here is a trailer:
Cast
Liberty Jones Corinne Walker
Cellist Meera Priyanka Raja
Creatives
Writer & Executive Producer Lorna Wells
Tickets 10-18 GBP.
5 April – 13 May
COAP Intensive – with Detroit Symphony assistant principal cellist Abraham Feder
Abraham Feder
Along with Chicago Symphony cellist Brant Taylor, Abraham Feder will host the Comprehensive Orchestral Audition Preparation (COAP) Intensive. Visit the website for details and registration.
22, 29 April 6 May 2 PM BST
The Zen Practice Room: How to practice mindfully
The Zen Practice Room
Every week many of us attend a yoga, Qi Gong or Feldenkrais class. There we go over the same ‘postures’ or patterns. We give ourselves the same directions. We pay attention to our breath and our mind moment to moment, and we start to remap our movement. As our biases change and holding patterns release, we find ourselves present and in flow. This is the true nature of practice.
Beginning with a short mindfulness practice to ‘arrive’ in the present moment and in our bodies, these weekly sessions offer such an approach to our instrumental practice. Our aim is not to learn as many notes in as short a time as possible but to slow down, take a phrase, and approach it in a holistic way so that every moment of our practice has the capacity to serve every moment of our music making. By looking at a phrase with curiosity from all angles, incorporating the breath, the feet, the mind, the heart and the spine, we will find ways to make our musical intention clear in the most effortless way and, in so doing, find ourselves on the slow highway to liberating our musical voice.
Register for all the sessions or individually (£10.00 per session).
30 April – 1 May
7th ANNUAL CHICAGO JAZZ STRING SUMMIT
Virtual Concert & Workshop Series
Hosted by Ess.orgPerformances By:
Leyla McCalla (Cello)
Biliana Voutchkova (Violin)
Brandee Younger (Harp)
Judith Insell (Viola)
Endris Hassen (Masinqo)
Artyom Manukyan (Cello)
Miguel Atwood Ferguson (Electric Violin)
Sam Bardfeld (Violin)Workshops With:
Gwen Laster (Violin)
Kaethe Hostetter (Violin)
Akua Dixon (Cello)
Register for individual events throughout the two days here.
30 April – 2 May
CELLO MONASTERY 2021
Data: April 30, May 1, 2 (online course via Zoom)
start Friday 30/4 (14h) until Sunday 2/5 (17h)
- online course about practicing.
- individual sessions/personal coaching in practicing, group sessions with cellist Jeroen den Herder
- Hua Hsuan Lee, pianist, about cello sonata Debussy
- And special guest Leonid Gorokhov, Professor of cello at HMTM Hannover. Gorokhov gives a lecture about Grützmacher and Studies/Etudes
- reading material in advance
Duration: 3 days
Online course cost € 200,- with a maximum of 12 students
Register here.
1 May 1 PM EDT (Saturdays in May)
Cello Practice Club (Saturdays)
Julia Solomon
In Cello Practice Club, students new to an instrument learn good habits and basic technique while they receive individualized support on school orchestra music. Students play note-reading games, map fingerboards, and prepare their school parts in a manner which will make them reliable contributors and confident leaders of their section. This course addresses the needs of beginners who may not want to take up individuals lessons but want specific questions answered, skills demonstrated or explained, and encouragement given. Motivational practice tips are provided to parents by your instructor, cellist Julia Solomon. Flex Startmeans a new session begins at the top of each month, so you can join in whenever your pod or group is ready, or renew to keep building skills, enrolling for 4 meetings at at time. Create your own group – the familiar faces from music class, friends from the neighborhood who just started to play too, or a sibling with whom you would like to share a lesson. Youth: 7 – 12 years.
10-24 May
Howard Community College – On the Wings of Spring
A showcase of exquisite works for cello/piano by Debussy, Fauré, and Cassadó will be heard. The virtual concert will also feature a single-movement Beethoven Piano Trio and Beethoven Piano Sonata Op. 81a “Les Adieux” in celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday.
Patrons may view the concert at their convenience from May 10 – 24, 2021.
Buy Your Tickets Early and get this bonus event!
Patrons who purchase tickets prior to May 14th, will be invited to a special concert discussion on Friday May 14th to get a behind the scenes glimpse of the faculty performers as they talk about why they chose the pieces, how the virtual performance process is different for a performer, and what they miss about performing live. The discussion will be facilitated by Janelle Broderick and will include faculty performers: Bruce Casteel, Wei-Der Huang, Hsien-Ann Meng, Melissa Lindon, and Lisa Rehwoldt.
Concert Program
Debussy Nocturne et scherzo
Faure Romance, Op. 69
Cassado RequiebrosI-Hsuan Chiang, Cello
Sangmi Yoon, PianoBeethoven Piano Trio No. 8, WoO 39
Rubinstein Melody in F, Op. 3 No. 1Yoon Young Bae, Violin
Yoon Nah Cho, Cello
Hsien-Ann Meng, PianoBeethoven Piano Sonata Op. 81a “Les Adieux”
I. Das Lebewohl
II. Abwesenheit
III. Das Wiedersehen
Lisa Rehwoldt, PianoTickets: $10.00
12-13 May, 1-2 June (performer application deadline 5 May)
MC Live Masterclass – Steven Isserlis
Steven Isserlis
Steven Isserlis, one of the most distinguished and diverse cellists of our time, gives the very first MC masterclass on May 12-13 and June 1-2
There are limited places available, each of the selected participants will have 1 lesson of 1 hour. The application deadline is May 5.
LANGUAGE: English
Please fill out the form below to register as an active participant,
we will inform you about the possible acceptance as soon as possible.If you prefer to participate as an auditor, click here and purchase your registration now.
Click here to register as a participant.
12, 19, 26 May 3 PM PDT
Bach G Major Cello Suite Class Series
The Cello Guru
Study the Bach Cello Suite in G Major in three master classes: May 12, 19 and 26. Get coached by the Guru and listen to others being coached. There’s a reason this Suite is the most popular cello music ever written. For the intermediate level cellist. Wednesday afternoon classes, 3pm Pacific time.
The course tuition is $147. Register here.
9-13 June (application deadline 15 May.)
Boulder Cello Festival 2021
Boulder Cello Festival
Applications are now open!
Application deadline: May 15, 2021
Application fee: $35
Five intensive days of cello: private lessons, masterclasses, workshops, and livestreamed performances
Join us for the second year of the Boulder Cello Festival, happening entirely online with an artist-faculty of world-renowned cellists from across the country. Open to cellists of all ages. Apply now to participate, or purchase an All-Access Pass to view as an audience member or auditor.
27 June – 16 July (auditor registration due 17 May.)
Eastman Virtual Summer Cello Workshop
Eastman Virtual Summer Cello Workshop
Cora Swenson Lee, coordinator
Faculty: Alan Harris, Eastman School of Music; Kathleen Kemp, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra; Cora Swenson Lee, Illinois State and Illinois Wesleyan Universities; Lisa Caravan, Eastman School of Music; Daniel Ketter, Missouri State University
Guest faculty: David Ying, Eastman School of Music; Rosemary Elliott, Eastman School of Music; John Delmonico, Delmonico and Dugdale Strings
A three-week intensive course designed to help students develop strategies for learning and mastering the cello. Group classes will focus on techniques for healthy playing and longevity at the instrument, as well as techniques specific to solo and orchestral repertoire. Students will receive lessons with faculty members, perform in masterclasses for Eastman School of Music faculty, and participate in classes and topical workshops such as: “Developing Efficiency in Practice,” “Understanding the Bach Cello Suites,” “Audition Preparation,” and “Wellness for Cellists.”
Repertoire covered during the Institute will include Bach Cello Suites and other works for unaccompanied cello, standard concertos and etudes, and orchestral excerpts; specific pieces will be determined upon acceptance to the program. Students will be working from the Eastman Cello Institute Technique Book (free with registration).
To apply and for more information, click here.
21 June – 16 July
VIRTUAL SUMMER CELLO FESTIVAL
Virtual Summer Cello Festival
Click here for more information on the inaugural year of this festival.
26-27 June
New Directions Cello Festival
For over 25 years, the New Directions Cello Festival has been dedicated to new and innovative uses of the cello. We’ve created an international forum for the exchange of music and ideas and fostered the growth of the cello in all styles beyond classical music. The cello can now be seen and heard in countless genres of music around the globe.
You have the option of registering for the full 2-day festival (which includes all workshops, panels and concerts), a single day pass for either Sat 6/26 or Sun 6/27, or purchasing tickets to the streamed concerts on either night.
*Students- Contact us before placing your order to get your discount*
12-18 July
Chosen Vale International Virtual Cello Seminar
Chosen Vale International Cello Seminar
Offering a high-calibre educational and mentorship structure for exceptionally gifted artists, the seminar participants will have access to daily cello lessons, masterclasses, workshops in performance practice (baroque, classical, contemporary, and electroacoustic musics), corporeal wellness and individualized career development; as well as solo and chamber music instruction. With the ever-changing landscape of the music field, The Chosen Vale International Cello Seminar is here to support a community of cellists ready to jump head-first into their artistry, bound with hope. The Chosen Vale International Cello Seminar will provide daily lessons, ensemble coaching, masterclasses and workshops over the two-week course period. Led by Seth Parker Woods, the world-renowned artist faculty include:Anthony Arnone – Elinor Frey – Katinka Kleijn – Nick Photinos – Rhonda Rider – Seth Parker Woods
For more information, and to apply, visit the Chosen Vale website.
26 July – 1 August
The 3rd WALTHAM FOREST CELLO FEST 2021
The 3rdWALTHAM FOREST CELLO FEST 2021
The 3rd WALTHAM FOREST CELLO FEST 2021 in London invites you to the CELLO ACADEMY – Online Summer Cello Master Classes via Zoom / Skype.
Individual Online Cello Lessons will take place daily from Monday 26th July till Sunday 1st August 2021 @ cca 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (cca 55 minutes slots), online via Zoom or Skype.
FRANTIŠEK BRIKCIUS – CELLO, CHAMBER MUSIC
ANNA BRIKCIUSOVÁ – CELLO
Book your One-to-One Cello OnLine Summer Course now (limited number of accepted students). It includes FINAL online performance meeting.
All ages (4-99), levels (Initial Grade, Grades 1-8) and abilities (beginner, student, advanced) are welcome!
For more details follow #WFCF20 @WalhamForestCelloFest, book your course https://WalthamForestCelloFest.eventbrite.com and visit http://WalthamForestCelloFest.Brikcius.com.
The Cello Museum will be giving a presentation on 6 June at 4 PM BST.
Ongoing
Trad Cello – Tunes and Techniques with Natalie Haas
Natalie Haas
Let Natalie Haas teach you some tricks of the trade as well as some great melodies!
Natalie is one of the most sought after cellists playing traditional music today. She and Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser have toured as a duo for twenty years, wowing audiences at festivals and concerts worldwide with their unique sound.
In this series she will teach some bowing techniques when accompanying melody players before moving on to chords and arranging, finishing with some melodies that sit well on the cello.
Although this series is aimed at the cellist, many of the skills and techniques will sit as comfortably on any string instrument.
Click here to learn about membership options.
Win a Year of Free Lessons!
ArtistWorks
Enter a drawing for a year of free lessons via video exchange with cellist Mike Block. Click here to enter.
Fridays 10 PM (Amsterdam time)
Live Chakra Cleansing with Deep Ambient Cello
Prepare to relax and join The Wong Janice on this weekly 45-minute journey of deep ambient cello pieces aligned with the 7 major chakras that will leave you feeling more open and calm. The performance is a live interpretation of pieces from her 10-day Insight Timer course: Chakra Cleansing with Deep Cello. This event is hosted in collaboration with the meditation app Insight Timer.
Note: You can either join via a web browser on desktop / mobile device, or if you prefer, you can download the Insight Timer App for easy access on a mobile device.
It is free to join, but register via Eventbrite to get the details of the live-stream. If you wish to make a donation, you can do that here.
Saturdays 9:30-10:45 AM EDT
The Cello Camerata
The Cello Camerata
The Cello Camerata is an online, international weekly masterclass, organized in four-week sessions, for students of advanced repertoire. Our core team of three established teachers (Wendy Warner, Jonathan Kramer, and Lisa Liske), with two monthly additional expert guest teachers from around the world, presents a learning community online for the collegial exchange of insights and inspiration about the art of cello playing and musicianship…The Camerata masterclasses feature concerto-level players from pre-teen through graduate school. Students of all ages (including adult amateurs)…are invited to audit the masterclasses….Please visit The Cello Camerata website for more information.
May guest artists are Gary Hoffman (15 May) and Claudio Bohorquez (22 May). Teachers may observe for free. All others may audit for one week for free before registering for a four-week session. Visit The Cello Camerata website for registration and tuition information. Scholarships are available.
Saturdays 11 AM – 12 PM EDT
The Junior Cello Camerata
The Cello Camerata
The Junior Cello Camerata offers intermediate cellists of all ages (including adult amateurs) masterclass lessons, or the opportunity to observe rather than perform solos, as well as a twenty-minute weekly technique class for all with cellos in hand. It is an online, international weekly gather taught by Wendy Warner, Jonathan Kramer, and Lisa Liske.
Teachers may observe for free. All others may audit for one week for free before registering for a four-week session. Visit The Cello Camerata website for registration and tuition information. Scholarships are available.
Your Turn
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