Cellos in the News: Top Stories of the Week – 9 October
Cellos and Cellists in the News Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason on Cover of Music Week Read more here. Senior Living Community in Indiana, StoryPoint Chesterton, Reunites Resident with the Love of Her Life: Her Cello It was a journey eight weeks in the making, spanning over 300 miles across
Cellos in the News: Concert and Event Listings of the Week – 9 October
Looking for an online concert or event to attend? Here are a few we found. Performances listed first, followed by workshops, masterclasses, festivals, and other events. Online Performances Below are upcoming, online events. Be sure to click on the original source link for exact details of times, time zones, and
Curator’s Corner: October 2020
October at The Cello Museum What’s happening this month at The Cello Museum? Find out here. Thank you for joining us at The Cello Museum. Here are the highlights of what’s happening this month. Happy Birthday, Yo-Yo Ma! Today is Yo-Yo Ma’s birthday, and we wish him a very happy
Cellos in the News: Top Stories of the Week – 2 October
Cellists in the News The Madison Symphony Orchestra Features Young Artist, Cellist Grace Kim Meet cellist Grace Kim, a young artist featured by the Madison Symphony Orchestra. Grace performs two works. The first is “Londonderry Air,” an Irish folk song. The second piece is an excerpt from the 4th movement
Cellos in the News: Top Stories of the Week – 25 September
Cellists in the News Yo-Yo Ma Named One of the 100 Most Influential People of 2020 Stevie Wonder wrote: More than an extraordinary artist and a true musical genius, Yo-Yo Ma is proof of love and life. His gift to us is his music wrapped in a blanket of kind understanding that transcends
Curator’s Corner: Welcome!
Welcome to The Cello Museum! What is The Cello Museum? Find out here. The Cello Museum is Completely Online Even before the pandemic, we planned for The Cello Museum to exist completely online. This allows the museum to be open to all, free of charge, wherever there is internet access.
Cellos in the News: Top Stories of the Week
The Good, the Strange, and the Beautiful Cello News of the Week Cellist Emma Chothani Earns Girl Scout Gold Award Read how Emma gave back to her community by leading a music-tutoring program. She combined her musical skills, Girl Scouts, and community service to make a difference and earn the
Curator’s Corner: Meet the Team
Who are the people behind The Cello Museum? Hello, cello friends. My name is Brenda Neece, and I am a curator here at The Cello Museum. The idea for an online museum about the cello came to me in a flash in the sitting room of one of my greatest
5 Cello Movies to Watch During the Crisis
While some places are opening up, many of us are still affected by stay-at-home orders and canceled gigs. So here are five cello movies to keep us all going. Cello movies – cello movies everywhere. Where to begin? We started by looking for films made before the year 2000 so
How One Little Boy Changed a Cellist’s Life Forever
Need a break from current events? This heartwarming cello movie is about life, death, and cello – and it’s free to watch on YouTube.* Kolja Today’s cello movie is the Academy Award-winning 1996 Czech film, Kolja (or Kolya), based on a story by Pavel Taussig. Set 1988-89 in what was
