It was the associate principal cellist, Priscilla Lee, not the principal cellist, Hai-Ye Ni.
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The orchestra was also excellent, most notably Olivier Brault, concertmaster; René Schiffer, continuo cellist; and Rebecca Landell Reed, cellist and violist da gamba.
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Mr. Nicolas, recently announced as the new cellist of the string quartet Brooklyn Rider, performs pieces by composers including Mario Davidovsky, Annie Gosfield, and David Fulmer, joined by the cellist Erik Friedlander.
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JACK (its name an acronym of its founding members' first names) gains a new violinist (Austin Wulliman) and a cellist (Jay Campbell), while Brooklyn Rider swaps out its cellist (for Michael Nicolas).
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The cellist Ezra Seltzer lent strong support in continuo passages.
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I joined the Royal Conservatory as a cellist aged 12.
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The older girl is Kelsey Lu, a classically trained cellist.
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She is also a cellist in the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra.
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The answer to "Bowed, to a cellist" is ARCO. 61A.
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FACT meets New York City-based cellist Julia Kent at Mutek.
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"Saul had a real gift," said Fred Sherry, 69, a cellist.
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His father, Theodore, was both his law partner and a cellist.
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The cellist Yo-Yo Ma is broadcasting recordings from his house.
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His brother, Lorin, was a cellist with the New York Philharmonic.
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A cellist, conductor and scholar, Mr. Harnoncourt was also much more.
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I've not seen a cellist with such grace and beauty and feeling!
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Lizzie (Logan Browning) has replaced Charlotte as the star cellist du jour.
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Years have passed, and Brandon is deeply in love with a cellist.
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Principal cellist David Gerstein's performance of "Romance" alone racked up 10,000 views.
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At one point, a cellist made noise by turning a stringless peg.
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The twins' mother, Yulia Isaakovna (Reiman) Medvedev, was a cellist from Leningrad.
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The lineup of percussionists also includes other instrumentalists, including the cellist Jeffrey Zeigler.
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You're a cellist, and as Music For Cats reveals, cats really like cello.
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A black, 19-year-old cellist performed while the couple signed the register.
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"She was like a goddess for us," said Steven Isserlis, a renowned cellist.
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Last year it took in its first woman, the fine cellist Astrid Schween.
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Choreographed by Cathy Marston for the Royal Ballet, "The Cellist" tells the story of two highly gifted musicians: the cellist Jacqueline du Pré, considered one of the instrument's finest musicians, and her husband, the star conductor and pianist Daniel Barenboim.
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No one knows this better than Charlotte Wilmore (Allison Williams), Bachoff's former star cellist.
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John Walz, principal cellist for the orchestra, was out to dinner between 8 p.m.
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Think Putin's friend, Sergei Roldugin – the inexplicable billionaire cellist – exposed in the Panama Papers.
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They throw in the "Archduke" trio, with the cellist Eugene Osadchy, for good measure.
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At 18 he became the principal cellist of the orchestra in Rio de Janeiro.
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Ms. Neblett's first marriage, to the cellist Douglas Davis, ended in divorce in 1968.
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The cellist Marika Hughes will join Ms. Victor and Ms. Melford on some songs.
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He initially wanted to be a cellist — but World War II changed his plans.
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The group honored that year also included cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Maya Angelou.
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Jia Kim, another cellist, was groomed under the tutelage of the violinist Itzhak Perlman.
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In January 1966, she arrived in Moscow to study with the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.
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Addressing the audience at the New School, the group's cellist, Duncan Strachan, explained why.
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The Turpin children were recently treated to a private concert by cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
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SERGEI ROLDUGIN is a humble cellist who is also one of Vladimir Putin's closest friends.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's stellar principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Schumann's Cello Concerto.
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The guest cellist Peter Wiley joined Mr. Cziger and Mr. Weisman for a luscious performance.
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His stepfather, Thomazzo Babini, a fine cellist, was his first and only significant cello teacher.
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Kelsey Lu McJunkins, a classically trained cellist and singer, photographed by Laura Coulson in July.
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But there were innumerable passages of delicate beauty — often featuring the quintet's cellist, Ashley Walters.
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One of them was Sergei Roldugin, a renowned Russian cellist and decades long friend of Putin's.
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The cellist Monte Hoffman has been in the Philharmonic since 1964, playing under six music directors.
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And then we hired a cellist and a violinist who played the music in Star Wars.
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I helped pull together a string ensemble: myself, a lead violinist, a violist, and a cellist.
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The solo cellist is the stand-in for the viewer and moves through this orchestral landscape.
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Not music she likes; music he likes — namely, Bach, performed by the Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.
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The youngest performer was a 9-year-old cellist; the oldest, an 82-year-old oboist.
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But the performance by the French-Canadian cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras was unfailingly elegant and generous.
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Her mother was an advertising executive; her father was a cellist who became a television writer.
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Adrian Sandí is the clarinetist; Lauren Radnofsky is the cellist; Oliver Hagen is on the piano.
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The lineup of performers includes Mantra Percussion, the duo Rabbit Rabbit and the cellist Ashley Bathgate.
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The players are Ariana Kim and Miho Saegusa, violinists; Ayane Kozasa, violist; and Karen Ouzounian, cellist.
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Sergei Roldugin may be the world's richest cellist, or simply a front for his "brother" Vladimir Putin.
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Harlee is a single mother whose talented daughter (Sarah Jeffery), a cellist, is also her main vulnerability.
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Murray's new project is titled "New Worlds," and will feature chamber music led by cellist Jan Vogler.
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When the cellist was done, a leather-clad organist played Johann Sebastian Bach's Prelude in C major.
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" Teenage cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason wowed the 600 guests with works including Franz Schubert&aposs "Ave Maria.
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A Greek actress, cellist and singer asked for one year's rent so she has "time to practice".
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On Sunday the cellist Jeffrey Solow will play and offer commentary on Bach's solo cello suites Nos.
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On Wednesday the orchestra's principal cellist, Carter Brey, steps into the limelight with Schumann's yearning Cello Concerto.
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The Takacs — and its guest cellist, David Requiro — were compassionate ambassadors of Schubert's shifting moods and melodies.
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"Suite" is for a man alone onstage with a cellist, who plays movements from Bach's cello suites.
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My mother was an amateur cellist, and when I was 6, she started me on the cello.
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The choir of St. George's Chapel will do the singing; the cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason will play.
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Ezra Seltzer, a stalwart cellist in New York's new old-music scene, was superb in his solos.
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Russia also occupies two enclaves in Georgia, where Eliso Babuadze, another cellist, studies at the Tbilisi conservatoire.
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William Jenks had a successful career as a professional cellist and associate conductor for the Omaha Symphony Orchestra.
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As far as Shanghai-born electric cellist Tina Guo is concerned, goals are meant to be pursued wholeheartedly.
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As the Boiler Room crowd filtered into the MAC, nighttime proceedings were initiated by Canadian cellist Julia Kent.
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Vid is cagey enough to know that Erika has a much more attractive friend, a cellist named Clementine.
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In addition, Carter Brey, the orchestra's eminent principal cellist, is the soloist in Schumann's infrequently heard Cello Concerto.
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Kelsey Lu, a classically trained cellist and musician whose songs feel like lullabies, is one of those people.
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The cellist Michael Nicolas played Mr. Zorn's "As Above, So Below," a febrile work full of contrasting energies.
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It received a superb performance on Friday by the cellist Sasha Scolnik-Brower and the pianist Michalis Boliakis.
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In this one, she plays a cellist who's ostensibly bent on revenge against a younger rival (Logan Browning).
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All of them on Wednesday, especially the flutist Claire Chase and the cellist Chris Gross, were compelling actors.
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In the podcast connected with this article, Deb Amlen refers to the musician Emanuel Ax as a cellist.
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He brought in Buddhist monks to bless the cast and crew, and a cellist to play during rehearsals.
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After a line wilted downward with an exhausted slide, the cellist Estelle Choi allowed her tone to flatline.
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She will resume her career as a cellist in the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, the orchestra he once led.
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In 2016, the British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason won the prestigious BBC Young Musician of the Year Award.
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His mom was a violinist, his father a successful composer, and his younger brother, Julian, a famous cellist.
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There, she became friends with a fellow British cellist, Elizabeth Wilson, who later wrote a biography of her.
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"It was truly an honor to host the greatest cellist in the world, Yo-Yo Ma," Saenz said.
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Throughout the set, the quartet was joined by vocalist/cellist, Sarah Green, and vocalist Rachel N. of False.
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Saffron Burrows, who portrays the cellist Cynthia on the Amazon series Mozart In The Jungle, gave birth on Monday.
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A picture taken on September 3, 2000 shows Russian cellist Sergei Roldugin speaking with the media in St. Petersburg.
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That year, the classical cellist Misha Quint performed his composition "Matryoshka Blues" at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall.
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Daniel, the serious cellist who always have a chip on his shoulder for getting started too late, for dawdling.
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Sheku Kanneh-Mason, 19, is a British cellist who won the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2016.
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JOSHUA BARONE At 7 minutes 30 seconds The cellist Seth Parker Woods isn't just a virtuoso on his instrument.
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Their performance thoughtfully reanimated Moorman's collaborations with Paik — but this time with the cellist as the center of attention.
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The company brought not just two guitarists, three singers and a percussionist, but also a cellist and a pianist.
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The two musicians — he's a superstar cellist, she's our leading pipa player — seem at first like an odd couple.
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In the second movement, a cellist (Daniel de Jesús) plays and a chorus crisscrosses the stage around him, singing.
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Nassib Ahmadieh, a cellist who grew up in Lebanon, said he could not bring himself to perform that year.
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An earlier version of the entry about "The Cello Suites" misstated the given name of a world-renowned cellist.
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She recently finished her tour across the United States with the singer Ari Chi and the cellist Cailin Nolte.
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If someone would kindly fund one, I'd like to nominate Estelle Choi, the cellist of the Calidore String Quartet.
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The finale is inspired in part by Ma's Silkroad Project, in which the cellist interacts with various world traditions.
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The renegade Italian cellist-composer Giovanni Sollima led exercises in improvisation, from Baroque styles to avant-garde noise-making.
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Musicians are also numerous, said Jerry Grossman, 68, the principal cellist with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in New York.
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Gabel, a trained cellist, infuses the book with descriptions of music that any Mozart in the Jungle fan will love.
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Afterwards, Davies introduced the performance of Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the talented young cellist who performed at Meghan and Harry's wedding.
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If you're not familiar with the Australian-born artist's music, she's a multihyphenate: DJ, producer, singer, and classically-trained cellist.
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Questions about how the president's old friend, the cellist Sergei Roldugin, came into such enormous wealth are dismissed as "Putinophobia".
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COLD SPRING Soo Bae, cellist, and Eileen Buck, pianist, performing hymns arranged in styles including classical, contemporary, jazz and folk.
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Mr. Putin also defended the cellist Sergei P. Roldugin, an old, close friend who was named in the leaked papers.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC A cellist and pianist whose quiet virtues make quite the partnership, these two artists, at 7:30 p.m.
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Another concerto, David Sanford's "Scherzo Grosso" (2006), featuring the cellist Matt Haimowitz, closed the concert with a rush of adrenaline.
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As the orchestra wailed away at Stravinsky — it appeared that a cellist broke a string at one point — he smiled.
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As a cellist, Erik Friedlander is immediately well positioned to stretch and blur the sounds of a typical jazz ensemble.
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The performers are the violinist Stefan Jackiw, the cellist Jay Campbell, the pianist Orion Weiss and the clarinetist Yoonah Kim.deathofclassical.
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" The sky in "Gorsch the Cellist" is "turning faintly silver where black clouds were scudding across it toward the north.
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"I sat them together, so you had a Syrian cellist and an Israeli on the same stand," Mr. Barenboim said.
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But recently, some of them got to experience something few people have: a private concert from a world-famous cellist.
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An ecumenical cellist and vocalist, Ms. Hughes ranges deftly into chamber music, indie rock, R&B and avant-garde improvising.
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This week, I've been listening to "Music for Staying Warm," a contemporary classical album by cellist and composer Justin Wright.
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Before each piece, the cellist Julia Yang gave quick talks, providing contexts for the work and insights about the composers.
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On "Perception," a powerful disc out today, she joins with a vocalist, violinist, cellist, guitarist and keyboardist, and electronic musician.
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The cellist Leila Bordreuil and the vocalist and performance artist Lauren Tosswill will open the show with separate solo performances.h0l0.
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Performers include the violinists Sean Lee and Danbi Um; the violists Paul Neubauer and Richard O'Neill; and the cellist Mihai Marica.
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Acclaimed cellist Yo-Yo Ma implicitly rebuked President Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric while performing Saturday on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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A Parisian cellist (Audrey Hepburn) and an American playboy (Gary Cooper) spar through amorous afternoons in his suite in the Ritz.
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Charlotte Moorman, "The Naked Cellist," is also paid homage, and equal attention is given to her frequent collaborator, Nam June Paik.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of mutil-hyphenism, where actors can be actor-director-poet-sculptors or actor-dancer-cellist-politicians.
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In "Interface," another premiere, Mr. Khoury collaborates with the Israeli cellist Elad Kabilio, who performs George Crumb's Sonata for Solo Cello.
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Three decades after his death in 1982, Casals' widow entrusted his 1733 Matteo Goffriller to the Israeli-American cellist Amit Peled.
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Then one of the evening's hosts asks for attention and introduces the live entertainment: a violinist, a violist and a cellist.
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RBK journalists wrote about Sergei Roldugin, a cellist who is one of Mr. Putin's oldest friends and a very wealthy man.
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The program will conclude with a mixed-media show in which Akerman's longtime companion, the cellist Sonia Wieder-Atherton, will perform.
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Red Priest has also turned the piece into a little Beatles-style video, "Angela's Dream" (named for its cellist, Angela East).
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"THE DAY," which was conceived by the cellist Maya Beiser, will have its premiere on July 31 and run through Aug.
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Besides Mr. Mann, the original roster included the second violinist Robert Koff, the violist Raphael Hillyer and the cellist Arthur Winograd.
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"I was a good but not brilliant pianist, an indifferent cellist, and I could sing," he told The Guardian in 2011.
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Some students have gone on to play with famous musicians, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis.
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The violinist gets separated from his cellist by an incoming train and turns around to give his audience a little smile.
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Others have The couple's 2018 royal wedding featured a black minister and music by a black cellist and a gospel choir.
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"Schiff is a true cello animal," the British cellist Natalie Clein, who studied with him, wrote in The Guardian in 2012.
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Her improvising partners include a dancer, Satoshi Haga; a violist, Mat Maneri; a vibraphonist, Chris Dingman; and a cellist, Mariel Roberts.
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A French cellist living in New York, Ms. Bordreuil plays steadily scathing music that interrogates how the body interacts with sound.
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The performance that will stay longest in my mind, though, was of the Elgar concerto, with the Norwegian cellist Truls Mørk.
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Here she presents a new project, Flor, featuring the guitarist Marcel Camargo, the cellist Artyom Manukyan and the drummer Léo Costa.
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"She was not just another wonderful cellist, she was not just a wonderful musician; she was really unique," said Mr. Barenboim.
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There will be music throughout the ceremony, mostly choral and gospel, with cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason set to perform as well.
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When he's not listening to indie rock or cellist Arthur Russell, he enjoys visiting bookshops in a new city and reading.
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Meanwhile, University of Wisconsin psychologist Charles Snowdon teamed up with cellist David Teie in 2015 to create music just for cats.
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Matilda is a talented cellist who appears to be living an ordinary life of near A-list fame for her orchestral talents.
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A cellist (Colin Stokes) played a lonesome melody that was paired with generic scenes of pebbly beaches and sea in Dorset, England.
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For all that Brandon's been through — remember when he slept with his father's girlfriend — maybe a boring cellist is good for him.
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She talks on the phone with her mother, she sketches in her notebook, and then she meets a handsome cellist named Krish.
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The cellist became the first musician to perform at the BAFTAS twice as he took to he stage on February 18, 2018.
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Among these is Sergei Roldugin, a cellist who is a close friend of the president and godfather to one of his daughters.
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It opened on Wednesday with works characterized by quiet, fragile grandeur, performed by the violinist Miranda Cuckson and the cellist Mariel Roberts.
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In the process, its original cellist chose a solo career, and Mr. Sjolin, 34, then a student in Stockholm, joined the remnants.
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This rapturous musical union is suddenly interrupted, as the cellist collapses onstage, then rubs her hands, trying to chase away the numbness.
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During the memorial, renowned cellist Ben Hong played at center court as a video of the basketball legend appeared on the scoreboard.
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"STA 1" comes from a concert that the bamboo flutist Seungmin Cha, the cellist Tomeka Reid and Mr. Drury played in 2017.
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The Estonian conductor Paavo Jarvi leads Japan's NHK Symphony Orchestra and the Argentine cellist Sol Gabetta in this live performance from Germany.
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Until health problems forced his retirement as a cellist in 2012, Mr. Schiff held a revered place among the instrument's modern masters.
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In the Dvorak concerto, the cellist Gautier Capuçon battled valiantly to assert himself against an ensemble that seemed intent on belittling him.
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I'd been to so many as a cellist and finally wanted to test the waters a little as a singer and songwriter.
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He had planned to use the experience as inspiration for a new music project in collaboration with Toscani, a biologist, and a cellist.
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The violinists Alexander Pavlovsky and Sergei Bresler, the violist Ori Kam and the cellist Kyril Zlotnikov each bring formidable chops to the task.
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They'll also have Sheku Kanneh-Mason, an award-winning 19-year-old cellist who is a student at London's Royal Academy of Music.
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The Perfection, which started streaming on Netflix last Friday, features Williams as Charlotte, a revered cellist who travels to Shanghai for a competition.
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Here&aposs what you need to know about cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who delivered three poignant pieces as the newlyweds signed the register.
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Here he leads a nonet including the cellist Hank Roberts, the flutist Anna Webber, the trumpeter Nate Wooley and the banjoist Brandon Seabrook.
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The black artist, cellist, and public speaker was part of an orchestra in his home state when he first witnessed them up close.
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So far, Karen Gibson and The Kingdom Choir and 19-year-old cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason are confirmed performers for the wedding service.
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COLD SPRING Soo Bae, cellist, and Eileen Buck, pianist, perform hymns arranged by various composers in styles including classical, contemporary, jazz and folk.
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Museums & Galleries The artist Charlotte Moorman (1933-91) was a classically trained cellist who became a catalytic figure in the international avant-garde.
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Pioneering NYC cellist and electronic musician, Arthur Russell, is the subject of a new exhibition opening today at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Joining him on a few upcoming dates in Seattle is former Nirvana cellist Lori Goldston, who currently plays with the metal band Earth.
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In "Burn Again With a Low Blue Flame," the cellist Felix Fan worked some wonders by steadily emphasizing different harmonics above fundamental tones.
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"There's this tension between instinct, emotion and intellect," the cellist Torleif Thedeen, one of her partners in the Messiaen, said in an interview.
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It opens with the cellist playing soft, flickering bursts of notes and melodic fragments — as if starting a dialogue, but tentatively, almost teasingly.
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Yo-Yo Ma won't be replaced by a robot anytime soon, but financially, I wouldn't want to be the world's 100th-best cellist.
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On May 10-13, the cellist Maya Beiser will perform the world premiere of "Spinning," by the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Julia Wolfe.
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His father was a cellist in the Bochum symphony orchestra, and Manfred began studying piano in the hope of becoming a concert pianist.
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"Running the decision desk is basically like taking a math test," said Arnon Mishkin, director of Fox News's decision desk (and the cellist).
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What emerged was a monologue set against a landscape of shadows: the cellist as Shakespearean actor, uneasy with the crown of power. ♦
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In Luna Pearl Woolf's "Mélange à trois," a violinist, a cellist and a percussionist enact a terse psychodrama built out of musical gestures.
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In the upcoming The Perfection, Williams portrays a young woman hellbent on destroying a rival cellist — even if that means hacking off some limbs.
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"I've done about 38 Groupmuses since moving to the Bay Area, and my experience with it has been really refreshing," said cellist James Jaffe.
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They perform a new body of work — "Unfiltered Universe," inspired by South Indian Carnatic classical traditions — with an additional partner, the cellist Elizabeth Means.
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The catalogue for A Feast of Astonishments is a spectacular companion to Joan Rothfuss's 2014 book Topless Cellist: The Improbable Life of Charlotte Moorman.
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A key partnership was with Charlotte Moorman, a classically trained cellist based in New York, who often surprised audiences by taking her clothes off.
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Yo-Yo Ma, famed cellist, credited Mr. Rogers with his learned ability to be a public figure, Ma's son Nicholas said in an interview.
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The activist and cellist Amanda Gookin brings a series of world premières by Alex Temple, Kamala Sankaram, and others to National Sawdust (March 20).
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It was especially touching to hear his mellow duets with his fellow cellist Eileen Moon, sitting in as principal, in the slow middle movement.
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In the slow central movement Ms. Jansen shared lines seamlessly with individuals, mainly the concertmaster, David Kim, and the associate principal cellist, Priscilla Lee.
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"I tell my students: If you want a great pianist who communicates something special, it's Arthur Rubinstein; a great cellist, Pablo Casals," he continued.
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ARTS & LEISURE A picture caption last Sunday with an article about choreographed performances of classical music misstated the given name of a cellist shown.
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Also present are the pianist Pedja Muzijevic and the cellist Caitlin Sullivan, playing pleasant Romantic music by the little-known Swiss composer Hans Huber.
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On my way home from dinner, I bumped into Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist, on the Promenade, which is the main drag in Davos.
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She was joined by the violinist Arnaud Sussmann, the cellist Daniel Müller-Schott and the pianist Wu Han (co-artistic director of the society).
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The cellist Tomeka Reid is an experimental improviser who treats melody and rhythm as solid, noble substances — but refuses to fortify them with boundaries.
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The night will see appearances from a range of other performers, including the master alto saxophonist Oliver Lake and the young cellist Leila Bordreuil.h0l0.
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He was also presented with a key to Laredo by the city's mayor, who called Ma "the greatest cellist in the world," according to CNN.
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A linebacker on Bay Shore High's football team and an accomplished cellist, she's never let someone else's boundaries define her choices or temper her passions.
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She and her groom unapologetically celebrated diversity and Black American culture with the inclusion of a Black bishop, gospel choir, and cellist at their ceremony.
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Brahms's Piano Quartet No. 1 is performed by the pianist Wu Han, the cellist David Finckel, the violinist Daniel Hope and the violist Paul Neubauer.
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"In my defense, what face do you make whilst you're watching a cellist in a church?" he asked while showing a photo of his grimace.
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A company linked to the cellist also grabbed secret influence over Russia's largest truck maker, another snagged a big slice of Russia's TV advertising industry.
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The featured soloist was Sergei Roldugin, a cellist who is Mr Putin's close friend—and a central figure in the Panama papers leaks last month.
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In Petr Kotik's "Music for 3" (1964), a violist, a cellist and a bassist bow every part of the instruments, creating harrowing creaks and groans.
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A Texas middle schooler is thriving as a cellist after a group of dedicated high school students banded together to make her a prosthetic arm.
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Harris is an African-American former professional cellist who developed an interest in tech and the future of work while working as an investment banker.
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Called Ligeti Forward, this series, the brainchild of the brilliant, insatiably inquisitive young cellist Jay Campbell, was presented as part of the NY Phil Biennial.
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With the violinist Matthew Raimondi, the violist Bernard Zaslav and the cellist Seymour Barab, Ms. Ajemian founded the Composers String Quartet in the mid-1960s.
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At this family event, the cellist and teaching artist Michael Dahlberg will show how different keys and scales can evoke strange worlds and their inhabitants.
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Pretty without pandering, it contains fleeting allusions to folk music and sends the cellist on an excursion into the spidery upper harmonics of the instrument.
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Murder By Death began in the year 2000 as a college project between the now husband and wife team of Turla and cellist Sarah Balliet.
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You also played on [cellist] Sarah Neufield's 2016 solo album The Ridge, while other members of Arcade Fire have been involved in various side projects.
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Already, it seemed, she was being directed away from a solo career and into a supportive role for Yo-Yo, now the world's leading cellist.
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The brilliant performers — Carter Brey, cellist; Steven Beck, pianist; and Daniel Druckman, percussionist — produced all manner of haunting effects: dry scrapes, ominous rumbles, jarring crashes.
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Today, the Juilliard String Quartet comprises the first violinist Joseph Lin, the second violinist Mr. Copes, the violist Roger Tapping and the cellist Astrid Schween.
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They've really all taken different paths — one of them is a pastor in a small town in Illinois and another is a cellist in Seattle.
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There, a year after the armistice, she meets the American cellist who will become her husband, with whom she sets sail for the United States.
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The Lakers also put together a video celebrating Bryant&aposs life and career, narrated by Bryant himself as cellist Ben Hong set a beautiful backdrop.
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Jazz The cellist Tomeka Reid is an experimental improviser who treats melody and rhythm as solid, noble substances — but refuses to fortify them with boundaries.
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SHEKU KANNEH-MASON Just 1713, this talented cellist found a worldwide audience playing at the televised wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
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SHEKU KANNEH-MASON Just 1713, this talented cellist found a worldwide audience playing at the televised wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
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He said the idea of becoming a musician had taken root when his parents had made him attend a concert by the cellist Emanuel Feuermann.
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The pianist Inon Barnatan, the clarinetist Anthony McGill and the cellist Alisa Weilerstein, elegant artists all, form a trio under the Chamber Music Society's banner.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the given name of the cellist of the JACK Quartet.
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"[She] brought many Black traditions to her Royal Wedding including a Chicago-based Black pastor, an amazing gospel choir, and a young Black cellist," Beyoncé recalled.
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Could it be one of the titular "perfectionists," which includes athlete and political daughter Caitlin, cellist Dylan (Eli Brown), and rising fashion superstar Ava (Sofia Carson)?
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She has also started working with the ballet dancer Wendy Whelan on a solo project featuring the music of David Lang with the cellist Maya Beiser.
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Completed in 1994 and dedicated to the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, it is an example of the composer's polystylistic approach, which meshes genres from Baroque to jazz.
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The game follows her budding relationship with a young cellist, as the two grow closer and go through the highs and lows of falling in love.
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One of the highlights thus far was a recent improvised performance by cellist Tomeka Reid in collaboration with percussionist Adam Vida and visual artist Selina Trepp.
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Front Row Center During a career that spanned 423 years and two continents, the Catalan cellist Pablo Casals played for Queen Victoria and John F. Kennedy.
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Two exceptional artists, the cellist Jeffrey Zeigler and the pianist Pedja Muzijevic, play the next program in the series, which includes a piece by Richard Wilson.
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A trombonist and later a cellist, Mr. Baker founded Indiana's jazz studies program — one of the first of its kind at an American university — in 22006.
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Ruben Harris is a professional cellist and a recovering investment banker who now leads partnerships in San Francisco for Honor, a healthcare startup focused on seniors.
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The Brahms Double Concerto that opened the concert, with Gil Shaham as violinist and Alisa Weilerstein as cellist, was a little lightweight and toothless by comparison.
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The cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the dancer and choreographer Jill Johnson, and the actor and now gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon appear to read and discuss poetry.
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First violinist of the Little Quartet Pete Scully, violinist Luce Stanton, cellist Tyler Flynn, violist Heddi Conyer—all nonprofessionals for whom music was the unattainable career.
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The next year he became principal cellist with the Netherlands Opera Orchestra, and in 1958 he took first prize at the Pablo Casals Competition in Mexico.
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The next year he became principal cellist with the Netherlands Opera Orchestra, and in 1958 he took first prize at the Pablo Casals Competition in Mexico.
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Though he also performed with leading instrumentalists like the violinist Henryk Szeryng and the cellist Pierre Fournier, Mr. Baldwin said he liked working with singers best.
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Here, the ensemble's cellist performs an intriguing series of solos, written by Alvin Lucier, Giacinto Scelsi, Salvatore Sciarrino, Mario Diaz de Leon and Eva-Maria Houben.thestonenyc.
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The cellist becomes the equivalent of that viewer: Cello gestures are mimicked by the other instruments, building to stretches of riotous activity and quick crosscutting phrase bits.
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Brandon is getting married to a cellist (Eliza), Jude (Hayden Byerly) just finished his first year at UCLA, and Jesus has that treehouse building company with Wyatt.
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On hand was cellist Sergey Roldulgin, who was recently named in the Panama Papers as having moved hundreds of millions to offshore companies, a claim he denies.
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It didn't actually happen to me while I was DJing, but I have PTSD from when I was a cellist, and I lost my cello in Denmark.
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Teenage cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who won the BBC Young Musician 2016 competition, will also perform after Harry saw him play at a charity event last June.
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Some works are imported, and some (like a May 6 performance of French classical music featuring the cellist Trey Lee) feature locals paying tribute to French traditions.
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His father died when he was young, and his mother married Henry de Czanyi von Gerber, a naturalized American who became a noted cellist and orchestra conductor.
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With family-like intimacy, "Folding In" is an abstract reflection on the process of development, featuring music by the Icelandic cellist and composer Hildur Guonadottir (1:00).
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Mr. Boulez was acknowledged with a performance of "Messagesquisse" for Solo Cello and Six Cellos, music of wondrous precision and vibrant colors, featuring the cellist Eric Bartlett.
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The next one, featuring the Schumann Quartet joined by the violist Steven Tenenbom and the cellist Timothy Eddy, is officially sold out, though returns may be available.
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Then again, to describe the heart as merely a pump is much like saying that all the cellist Yo-Yo Ma does is drag horsehair across wires.
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Musicians, like cellist Zoe Keating, have publicly shared their payouts in hopes of shining a spotlight on how little these massive companies pay artists on their platforms.
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He is as hard on himself as he is on his performers; the cellist Tamas Zetenyi described playing a Kurtag string quartet at a concert in Budapest.
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"I've played his [1967] 'Intercomunicazione' and solo sonata a number of times, and think they are extraordinarily powerful works," the cellist Robin Michael said in an interview.
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Carter Brey, the principal cellist of the New York Philharmonic, who studied with Mr. Parisot at Yale in the late 22009s, shared his memories in an email.
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PARELES Kelsey Lu is a songwriter, singer and (yes) cellist whose new debut album, "Blood," incorporates R&B, art song, Minimalism and some distant fringes of pop.
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"In general, people are on the same page," said Mark Kosower, the principal cellist (one of eight principal players hired by Mr. Welser-Möst, of 17 total).
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A score by the cellist Colette Alexander, with the musical group the Bengsons, featured whispered words — among them "quivering" and "shivering" — that gradually became clear with repetition.
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Kennedy gave the Spanish cellist Pablo Casals, who had exiled himself to France and then Puerto Rico to protest Franco's fascism, a forum in the East Room.
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"Intimate Lighting" was a sparse, elegantly told tale of a cellist from Prague who visits a country town for a concert and reunites with an old friend.
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For Zoë Keating, an independent cellist, streaming royalties from Spotify, the service she&aposs most popular on, don&apost even cover her family&aposs health insurance premium.
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The young Argentine cellist Sol Gabetta was sinewy and sonorous in Martinů's First Concerto—one of three concerto performances with Leonard Slatkin and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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His boyhood friend, Sergei Roldugin—a major-league cellist and the godfather of Putin's firstborn daughter—is listed as the owner of a slew of offshore companies.
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Sergei Roldugin, a cellist friend of Putin's named in the Panama Paper leaks as owning a network of offshore firms that have handled billions of dollars, also performed.
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The siblings were even reportedly treated to a private performance by famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma. • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard.
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And then a Black gospel choir brought the house down with a powerful rendition of "Stand By Me," and 19-year-old Black cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason performed.
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As a cellist, Mr Isserlis was a slow starter: the emptiness of his engagement diary in his 20s made him wonder if he would ever have a career.
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One-fourth of the innovative string quartet Brooklyn Rider will soon change: Eric Jacobsen, its cellist, plans to leave to concentrate on conducting, the group said on Thursday.
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"We never take our foot off the gas pedal," Mr. Finckel, a cellist, said as he and Ms. Wu, a pianist, worked in their busy Lincoln Center office.
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A cellist famed for conducting both orchestral works and opera in Europe's musical capitals, Harnoncourt also collected historical instruments and wrote extensively on the performance of early music.
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Zimmer was searching for a cellist to play on the score of Sherlock Holmes, mentioning it to the aforementioned friend, who told him to check out her video.
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In December of last year, popular cellist and composer Zoe Keating shared that more than 2.25 million streaming plays of her music on Spotify netted only around $12,200.
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And in "Love in the Afternoon" (1957), at 10, she's the cellist who matches wits with an aging American tycoon (Gary Cooper) in his suite at the Ritz.
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From left to right: David Allen Moore, a bassist for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Dahae Kim, the assistant principal cellist, during a rehearsal at the Midnight Mission.
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The performances by his touring group surge with moments of "delight and revelry," as Mark Stewart, a guitarist (and cellist and player of the PVC pipe) described it.
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Mr. Weilerstein is also connected to Caramoor through his sister, the cellist Alisa Weilerstein, a onetime participant in the rising-star program and the 2013 artist in residence.
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On the bill for this Isaac Stern Memorial Concert are Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and Strauss's "Don Quixote," with the violist Miriam Manasherov and the cellist Kian Soltani.
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Past participants include the pianist Igor Levit, the violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja and the cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras — all artists with an appetite for adventure and wide-ranging collaboration.
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In the title story, the narrator remembers his onetime lover, a young cellist named Maggie Brown, and his college roommate, both of whom exited his life long ago.
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The cellist Jan Vogler organized a 24-hour event called Music Never Sleeps NYC, which coincided with Deutsche Grammophon's globe-trotting relay of solo performances for Piano Day.
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The cellist Jan Vogler organized a 24-hour event called Music Never Sleeps NYC, which coincided with Deutsche Grammophon's globe-trotting relay of solo performances for Piano Day.
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Two others became professional musicians: Alison, a cellist who played with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and Ian, who was principal horn with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
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It will star Wendy Whelan, the New York City Ballet star turned contemporary dance champion, and feature the cellist Maya Beiser, for whom Mr. Lang wrote the piece.
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Mr. Salonen wrote the work for his friend the cello virtuoso Anssi Karttunen, but the soloist here, Jonathan Roozeman, a young Finnish-Dutch cellist, proved a virtuoso himself.
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The Lang piece, a prequel of sorts to his 9/11-minded "world to come" (2003), featured the cellist Maya Beiser, with spoken text delivered by Kate Valk.
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His online photo albums include pictures of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the astronaut Leland Melvin and the filmmaker J. J. Abrams, a "director's fellow" at the lab.
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Putin called such reports "a provocation" and said Roldugin, a famous cellist, had done nothing wrong and spent the money he earned from business on buying expensive musical instruments.
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From the incredible 19-year-old cellist to the Kingdom Choir singing Ben E. King's "Stand by Me," it was a royal wedding like no one had seen before.
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The "Game of Stoke" competition sends the riders on a treacherous dirtboard race through the mountains, while a cellist plays and an orc runs around nearby—it's definitely something.
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Steven Isserlis, a British cellist, poses this question in a note to "For the Love of Brahms", a CD he has just recorded with an American violinist, Joshua Bell.
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After a one-season stint on both 9-1-1 and American Crime Story, the Murder House alum will return to her AHS stomping grounds as the ghostly cellist.
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But the real stars are the musicians: Ms. Wolf, Mr. Barros, the cellist Andrew Janss and the violinist Victoria Wolf Lewis, playing rapturous accounts of Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich.
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One exception was the boardroom minutes book of the association created in 1926 by Pablo Casals, a world-famous cellist, to give concerts for factory workers and their families.
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The Wedding Economy Among the handpicked performers who will entertain the wedding guests of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle this weekend is 19-year-old cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason.
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For this installment, the cellist Ashley Bathgate performs Ginastera's Puneña No. 2212, Op. 2875 ("Hommage à Paul Sacher"), Britten's Cello Suite No. 25656 and Bach's Cello Suite No. 27.
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Mr. Berne just released a fine new album, "Angel Dusk," in duet with the pianist Matt Mitchell; he appears at Korzo with a different partner, the cellist Hank Roberts.
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A dancer twists her body around a cellist as he performs one of Bach's famous solo suites; a string quartet plays Beethoven's monumental late music between readings of poetry.
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The guitarist Mr. Matos has been her creative partner for many years; here they perform with the cellist Erik Friedlander, the violist Joanna Mattrey and the drummer Devin Gray.
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Ms. Branch appears here with the same remarkable quartet of Chicago transplants featured on the album: the cellist Tomeka Reid, the bassist Jason Ajemian and the drummer Chad Taylor.
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The shifts in lighting (by Mark Barton) and the subliminal, mood-morphing music (performed onstage by the cellist Ernst Reijseger) feel organically linked to the emotions of the characters.
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Born in Luxembourg in 1973, Su-Mei Tse was raised in a musical family, with a violinist father and a pianist mother, and she herself became a professional cellist.
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JON PARELES The Icelandic composer Hildur Gudnadottir, nominated for best score soundtrack for visual media for the HBO mini-series "Chernobyl," came to music as a cellist before studying composition and collaborating — as cellist or composer — with musicians on the borders of Minimalism, classical music, electronic music, indie rock and film music, among them Mum, Animal Collective, the Knife, Pan Sonic, Nico Muhly, Johann Johannsson and the chamber ensemble she co-founded, Nordic Affect.
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Daniel, the cellist, is a struggling underdog who came to music later than anyone else and with less money, and is unwilling to lose the ensuing chip on his shoulder.
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Mr Isserlis has always wanted to emulate the example of Daniil Shafran, a Russian cellist whose instrumental sound, he says, was like the voice "of a great Russian folk singer".
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The documents named cellist Sergei Roldugin, Putin's best friend, who has a net worth of more than $2.93 million, though many have speculated that's a front for Putin's personal holdings.
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Thousands of well-wishers sent the siblings cards and money and gifts of books and movies while famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed a private concert for them in March.
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Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who stole the show at the royal wedding, retweeted a video form a Dutch Twitter page which mashed up Harry and Meghan's nuptials with hilarious results.
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The revelations included details of offshore companies belonging to Sergei Roldulgin, a famous Russian cellist who was a childhood friend of Putin and is godfather to his eldest daughter, Maria.
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The cellist is in the middle of a sprawling tour called the Bach Project, which involves performances of Bach's six solo-cello suites in thirty-six places, on six continents.
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From a cellist who wasn't declared officially dead until 2000 to the divorces that the sinking ended up causing, the Titanic affected the world in a multitude of unexpected ways.
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If the opener sticks to the familiar, the performers are exceptional, including the Escher String Quartet, the violist Roberto Díaz, the cellist Andrés Díaz and the horn player Kevin Rivard.
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The three Danes — and their cellist at the time, Carl-Oscar Osterlind — met at a summer camp, for all ages and most abilities, run by the Danish Amateur Orchestra Association.
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SOL GABETTA A cellist of style and focus, Ms. Gabetta appears at Alice Tully Hall with the pianist Bertrand Chamayou in a program of sonatas by Beethoven, Britten and Chopin.
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The attaché to the American Embassy, impressed by Mr. Parisot, helped arrange for him to study at the Curtis Institute of Music with his idol, the great cellist Emanuel Feuermann.
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Still the most predictably impressive string quartet in the world, this group gives a refreshingly simple program of Webern's "Langsamer Satz" and Schubert's String Quintet, with the cellist David Requiro.
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"The Day" is a somber work about memory and loss by a dream team of artists: Beiser, a celebrated cellist; Whelan, a beloved ballerina; and Childs, an acclaimed postmodern choreographer.
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They met rarely — she was in Italy, with her cellist husband, and he was mostly in America — which may explain why the relationship in all its intensity lasted so long.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Since his debut with the Emerson String Quartet in 2013, when he replaced the cellist David Finckel, Paul Watkins has proved a valuable addition to that eminent ensemble.
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At one point, to demonstrate how microtonal language can create precise harmony, Jay Campbell, the cellist, played a D, with which I tried to harmonize by playing a B flat.
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"The submissive person who is willingly giving over his or her agency can be getting precisely what he or she wants," Kevin McFarland, the JACK's cellist, said in a telephone interview.
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Kindler was well-respected, but his reputation—and those of several subsequent music directors, including the Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich—never managed to elevate the NSO to the orchestral big league.
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A trained cellist and composer working as a telegraph operator in the French army, he was inspired by the sounds his valve-powered radio equipment made when he scanned the frequencies.
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A former cellist, she earned her BA at Wesleyan University, her MFA at the University of Virginia and has a PhD in literature and creative writing from the University of Houston.
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The 69-year-old actress confirmed to PARADE magazine she was reprising her role as cellist Dana Barrett, whose apartment was haunted by an evil spirit in the original 1984 film.
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You may have heard about her as a cellist, in fact, through her collaborations and performances with people like Solange, Kelela, Sampha, Lafawndah (via her Honey Colony project) and Dev Hynes.
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Russia President Vladimir Putin's close friend and godfather to his child, concert cellist Sergei Roldugin, agreed to be a front for the Russian president to launder $2 billion to offshore accounts.
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Among the biggest stories was one showing how billions of dollars had wound up in shell companies controlled by one of Mr. Putin's closest friends, a cellist named Sergei P. Roldugin.
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"There is some grave disappointment that the offer does not get us to where we need to be," John Koen, a cellist who is chairman of the musicians' negotiating committee, said.
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Sattler, a U.S.-born cellist with the Nuremberg Symphony in the city where Adolf Hitler once staged massive Nazi party rallies, said her family was treated shabbily by Basel in 2008.
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I'd seen the seem expression a few hours earlier, when Capps slunk into a fifth-row seat to watch the Israeli-American cellist Maya Beiser conjure orchestral splendor from four strings.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid, another acolyte of Ms. Mitchell's, spent her year playing high-profile gigs with her own projects as well as with luminaries like Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell.
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Though the dynamic cellist Alisa Weilerstein first played Tchaikovsky's "Rococo" Variations with the Cleveland Orchestra over two decades ago, when she was 13, her performance here had engaging spontaneity and freedom.
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Dancers and musicians — including the cellist Coleman Itzkoff, the violinist Keir GoGwilt and the singer Asaf Avidan, who composed much of the score — share the space like one big dysfunctional family.
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Before Ms. Santa, the experimental chamber-jazz cellist Mr. Hoffman will perform a set of original compositions with Bryan Carrott on vibraphone, Rashaan Carter on bass and Craig Weinrib on drums.
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This ever-popular Mostly Mozart series, which serves complementary wine during its performances, gets going with the excellent young cellist Kian Soltani, who will be accompanied by the pianist Julio Elizalde.
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Eric Siblin sets out on a quest to understand the uniquely mysterious history of the Bach Cello Suites, which were discovered by the cellist Pablo Casals when he was a child.
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Süddeutsche Zeitung published reports this month that linked associates of Mr. Putin, including the cellist Sergei P. Roldugin, to the transfer of $2 billion from a Russian bank to offshore accounts.
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In this video, renowned cellist Alisa Weilerstein deconstructs the G major prelude and offers insight into how Bach created such a timeless piece of music that musicians have revered for years.
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Each soloist — the American violinist Stephen Waarts, the French clarinetist Raphaël Sévère and the Korean cellist Sang-Eun Lee — had previously given a New York recital under Young Concert Artists's auspices.
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City Fragments is an ambitious project featuring two other vocalists, Sofía Rei and Aubrey Johnson, as well as the guitarist André Matos, the cellist Erik Friedlander and the drummer Tyshawn Sorey.
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JOSHUA BARONE AT 2 MINUTES 47 SECONDS Ahead of her performances with the New York Philharmonic this week, the cellist Alisa Weilerstein joined us for a Facebook Live concert and interview.
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RINGWOOD Musicians from Juilliard: Jennifer Liu, violinist; Kenneth Renshaw, violinist; Jenni Seo, viola; Yi Qun Xu, cellist; and Drew Petersen, pianist, in a program of music by Haydn, Schubert and Bartok. Jan.
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The documents reveal that Sergey Roldugin, a famous cellist and one of Putin's oldest friends, owns three offshore companies worth more than $100 million: Sonnette Overseas, International Media Overseas and Raytar Limited.
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Critic's Notebook The cellist Ashley Bathgate took her bow at Le Poisson Rouge last Tuesday after the premiere of "Ash," an evening-long work inspired by Bach's six suites for solo cello.
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Chris Thile, a folk and bluegrass musician, recently teamed up with Yo Yo Ma, a cellist, and Edgar Meyer, a bassist, to explore parts of "The Art of Fugue" on his mandolin.
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The Turpin children were recently treated to a private concert by cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Louise and David's conversations with Louise's relatives will be detailed further on Monday's The Dr. Oz Show.
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He had been preparing to join Mr. Andsnes, the violist Tabea Zimmermann and the cellist Clemens Hagen for a marathon program offering Brahms's three piano quartets at Carnegie Hall on Saturday night.
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The biggest wedding of the year inspired her to recreate the cast, including Markle's mother Doria Ragland, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, bishop Michael Bruce Curry and cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason.
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JACK is an acronym made up of the first letters of the first names of its original musicians: violist John Pickford Richards, violinist Ari Streisfeld, violinist Christopher Otto and cellist Kevin McFarland.
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Mr. Andsnes joined principal players from the orchestra — Ruggero Allifranchini, violinist; Shmuel Katz, violist; and Ilya Finkelshteyn, cellist — in Mozart's Piano Quartet in E flat (1786), further mining the "Don Giovanni" period.
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Separately, tens of millions of dollars passed through offshore companies registered to Sergey Roldugin, a cellist who befriended Putin in the seventies and who is the godfather of Putin's eldest daughter, Maria.
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For a time, I took up residence in a Florida retirement home for chimp entertainers, doing research for a book about a longtime cellist in an all-chimp orchestra at Ringling Brothers.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Young British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason was thrust into the global limelight on Saturday, heard by millions as he played at the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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He appears at Nublu 22000 in an intriguing, atypical quartet featuring three fellow virtuosos: the cellist Tomeka Reid, the violist Mat Maneri and the electronic musician and multidisciplinary artist Daniel Givens. nublu.
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With the pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk and the cellist Torleif Thedéen, she plays Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 1, Prokofiev's Violin Sonata No. 2 and Rachmaninoff's "Trio Élégiaque" No. 2, an homage to Tchaikovsky.
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Cal Performances has long been an important music presenter; this season's lineup includes the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; Daniel Barenboim conducting the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra; and the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato.
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Vedran Smailovic, who was a cellist in the Sarajevo Opera, became a symbol of perseverance when he played amid the ruins of Vijecnica, Sarajevo's obliterated 103th-century city hall turned national library.
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The day before Mr. Serkin began work, his good friend Buell Neidlinger, a bassist and cellist who played with both jazz giants and classical artists, died at 82 of a heart attack.
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Clara Rada Gomez, a cellist, said that she loves it when, in the Mozart, the dancer tilts back her chair and she must continue playing with her instrument resting on her body.
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A couple of months ago, at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, he introduced a smaller band he calls Rank Sentimentalist, whose ranks include the electric bassist Stomu Takeishi and the cellist Marika Hughes.
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Critic's Notebook HAMBURG — The cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras has collaborated with period-instrument ensembles, made expeditions into the craggy corners of the avant-garde and produced burnished readings of chamber-music classics.
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John Whitfield of Summer (Photo via Summer) John Whitfield of Summer (Photo via Summer) Prior to beginning his tech career, Whitfield was a classical cellist and holds a Doctor of Music Arts.
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In 2012-13, she was a Fulbright scholar in San Domenico di Fiesole, Italy, affiliated with Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, and was also a principal cellist of the Orchestra Giovanile Italiana.
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Clarice Jensen, the guest cellist, hadn't yet rehearsed with the ensemble, and there were a few awkward minutes getting everyone together, since the scores for cello and singers didn't quite line up.
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Heinrich Schiff, a cellist whose lyrical, understated style and singing tone made him a profound interpreter of music from Bach through a long list of contemporary composers, died on Friday in Vienna.
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And throughout the three-concert run he plans to bring in prominent guest artists, including the cellist Yo-Yo Ma on June 8 and the trumpet player Wynton Marsalis on June 9.
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For Tchaikovsky's graceful, Mozart-infused "Variations on a Rococo Theme," Kahane and the orchestra will be joined by the outstanding young cellist Alisa Weilerstein, the recipient of a 2011 MacArthur Foundation grant.
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This week, Ms. Tagaq teams with the cellist Jeffrey Zeigler to curate Winterreise Nights Festival, a four-night flowering of avant-garde music and indigenous activism at the Brooklyn venue National Sawdust.
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Ms. Williams acquitted herself decently in a mash-up of "Losing My Mind" and "Not a Day Goes By" sung with her other backup singer, Shelley Thomas, with the guest cellist Alan Stepansky.
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The intimate film includes revealing interviews with Scott and Seth Avett, Crawford, cellist Joe Kwon, fiddle player Tania Elizabeth, keyboardist Paul DeFiglia, drummer Mike Marsh, Rubin — as well as other friends and family.
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The cellist has recorded some of Julius's charming, late-Romantic music, and the certificate of his gold-medal award from the Moscow Conservatoire now hangs on the wall of Mr Isserlis's drawing room.
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In this he and Charlotte Moorman, the intrepid cellist who became Paik's greatest artistic partner, offered perhaps the most important examples of the last century of how to integrate new technologies into art.
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JON PARELES A young singer and cellist from North Carolina now based in Brooklyn, Kelsey Lu makes slow and spacious music, confronting you with lingering tones and vocal melodies that ascend and dive.
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On Sunday afternoon, July 3, the cellist Jeffrey Solow presents Part 1 in a survey of Bach's six solo cello suites, playing the first three of these seminal works and offering spoken commentaries.
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HONG KONG Hong Kong Philharmonic The season kicks off with two guest concerts starring the famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who will play two concerts of music by Bizet, Dvorak and Zhao Lin.
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The instrumentalists — Mr. Rothenberg, as well as the cellist Hank Roberts, the electric guitarist Charlie Rauh, and Lucie Vitkova on accordion and other instruments — joined in almost bashfully, in muted fits and flutters.
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John Koen, a cellist who is chairman of the orchestra's negotiating committee, said, "We did everything we could to save this concert," but that the two sides remained too far apart on pay.
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That's a feeling that these three young Danes (Frederik Oland and Rune Tonsgaard Sorensen on violins and Mr. Norgaard on viola) and their Norwegian cellist (Fredrik Schoyen Sjolin) are especially susceptible to creating.
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Mr. Gupta and Mr. Murgai also perform with the violinists Arun Ramamurthy and Trina Basu, both trained in the Carnatic tradition, and the Western-trained cellist Marika Hughes as the Neel Murgai Ensemble.
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The way the cellist Tomeka Reid fit harshly bowed lines over the free-jazz pulses of the drummer Famoudou Don Moye recalled "The Inner Spectrum of Variables," Mr. Sorey's pathbreaking 21 double album.
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The complete "Brandenburg" Concertos are on offer, as ever, with an array of players that includes the violinist Cho-Liang Lin, the cellist Nicholas Canellakis and the New York Philharmonic's flautist, Robert Langevin.
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They may have remained a curiosity had it not been for the great cellist Pablo Casals, who happened on a used edition of the score in a Barcelona shop when he was 0003.
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Sean Grissom, a cellist who has been performing through the program since 1987, and was a judge this year, said subway riders had offered him gigs, cookies, party invitations and even Yankees tickets.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid and the double bassist Silvia Bolognesi fold into a grounded, three-beat pattern as the violinist Mazz Swift glides over them, her knowing melody flowing across the bar lines.
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Zoë Keating, an independent cellist, publishes yearly breakdowns of her royalty earnings from various streaming services to encourage change in the payment system, which she doesn&apost believe is fair to some artists.
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Then in Billy Wilder's "LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON" (1957), at 10:15, she plays a Parisian cellist spending amorous afternoons sparring with an American playboy (Gary Cooper) in his suite at the Ritz.
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Before that, cellist and composer came together over afternoon bottles of Heineken in a studio high above Orchestra Hall in Chicago to discuss hypercommunication, creating a sonic environment and the work's final flash.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid led her quartet in a fine, relaxed set: Playing a song called "Woodlawn," she and the guitarist Mary Halvorson shared a twisted strand of melody over a triplet loop.
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To her right sat Leyla McCalla, a Haitian-born, New Orleans-based cellist and singer and former member of that group, whose album "Vari-Colored Songs" is a tribute to the poet Langston Hughes.
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Mr. Takahata worked on television anime series like "Lupin the 3rd" and "Heidi: A Girl of the Alps," and also directed the film "Gauche the Cellist" (1982), before the two men created Studio Ghibli.
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Some revelations of particular interest include: Putin's close friend and godfather to his child, concert cellist Sergei Roldugin, agreed to be a front for the Russian president to launder $26 billion to offshore accounts.
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Other music will be provided by Welsh soprano Elin Manahan Thomas, gospel stars The Kingdom Choir, 19-year-old cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, and the historic Choir of St George's Chapel (founded in 1348).
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The cellist Christophe Coin joined the orchestra in two concertos, in D minor (RV 407) and B minor (RV 424), that showcased his crisp rhythmic command and the discreet auburn glow of his tone.
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This band seems likely to adhere to a similar idea, but with its own peculiarities of style: Its other members are the guitarist Hilmar Jensson, the cellist Hank Roberts and the bassist Trevor Dunn.
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Original star Sigourney Weaver confirmed to PARADE magazine earlier this year that she was reprising her role as cellist Dana Barrett, whose apartment was haunted by an evil spirit in the original 1984 film.
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On Friday night, he will be the violinist in a Brahms sonata and a Dvorak piano trio, joining the cellist Evan Drachman and the pianist Doris Stevenson, who themselves will play Grieg's Cello Sonata.
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BBC reports that his album, "Inspiration," reached No. 1 on the classical chart in 2017 and No. 18 on the main chart, making him the youngest cellist ever to be included on the ranking.
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The cellist Matt Haimovitz has been performing from handwritten scores on his iPad, including Schubert's "Arpeggione" Sonata and Anna Magdalena Bach's manuscript copy of the suites for solo cello by her husband, Johann Sebastian.
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Mr. Harnoncourt, a cellist, founded the period-instrument ensemble Concentus Musicus Wien — with his wife as concertmaster — in 1953, and it remained crucial to his performance activities even as orchestral conducting came to dominate.
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Richard Bamping, a cellist, Jing Wang, a violinist, Michael Wilson, an oboist, and Benjamin Moermond, a bassoonist, will play together in a new work by James Boznos, who composes under the pen name OZNO.
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A children's songwriter and musician, Justin Roberts releases albums regularly, but last month, he and his wife, the cellist Anna Steinhoff, brought into the world an even more precious production: their first child, Eli.
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Certainly that's the case with the pianist Emanuel Ax, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos and the cellist Yo-Yo Ma. On a recent, superb Sony recording of Brahms's three trios, their individual personalities combine beautifully.
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Mr. Mishkin, a cellist who clears his head for election nights by playing classical music, devised a polling operation this year that he said better encompassed Americans who voted early or by absentee ballot.
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Accompanied by rousing original music from the Resonanz orchestra, led by the composer, conductor and cellist Oliver Coates (who took center stage in a hoodie), the maritime references continued to flow thick and fast.
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Mx. Brown's mother is a pianist and cellist who performs privately at weddings and holiday events, and is also a piano teacher and the president of the Mobile Chamber Music Society, both in Mobile.
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Shifting focal planes and clear timbral contrasts added richness to Brahms's Quintet, which included the violinist Robyn Bollinger, the violist Zoë Martin-Doike and the cellist Peter Stumpf alongside Ms. Lark and Ms. Uchida.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Haydn's ebullient and inventive Cello Concerto No. 1 in C, playing with burnished sound, elegant phrasing and deft technique during the rippling finale.
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Aesthetically, Mr. Phillips arose from a European lineage that favored honesty of expression over shiny perfection, a style whose stars included the pianist Artur Schnabel, the violinist Sandor Vegh and the cellist Pablo Casals.
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His works made with cellist Charlotte Moorman pushed his interests in new directions in both subject and concept; together he and Moorman explored the sexuality of classical music ("TV Bra for Living Sculpture" [1969]).
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The grapevine sent us other musicians: William Davis, an assistant editor for News Platforms (another violinist); Aaron Krolik, a developer for Interactive News (a violist); and Margalit Fox, a senior Obituaries writer (a cellist).
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Around 8pm, the introductions and recommendations for farmer's markets died down, as Sam Bodkin stood to announce the night's entertainment: two violinists, one cellist, and a violist playing selections of quartets by Haydn and Brahms.
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It was around the same time that Magionos, a cellist and former employee at Deloitte & Touche, joined the FBI as a forensic accounting specialist who makes sense of complex financial transactions and ferrets out fraud.
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His teacher, Olivier Messiaen, was represented by "Louange à l'Éternité de Jésus," the ecstatic duet from "Quartet for the End of Time," played with intensity by the cellist Jay Campbell and the pianist Conor Hanick.
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The firm manages classical artists including Ms. Sirota, the 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid and the cellist Gabriel Cabezas; and has been the tour manager for Ben Folds, the pianist, composer and songwriter.
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Now, with Mr. Streisfeld and Mr. McFarland departing, the quartet announced that it would welcome another "A" to its ranks, the violinist Austin Wulliman, but not a "K": the new cellist will be Jay Campbell.
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But Ms. Monk sounds more than comfortable during the final, hurtling minute of this new recording — with pursed-lip vibrations capable of meeting the intensity of the guitarist Mark Stewart and the cellist Ashley Bathgate.
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This show — the first of the season for Sound It Out, an avant-garde concert series — put Ms. Victor and Ms. Melford together for the first time in a trio with the cellist Marika Hughes.
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They were at the top of their fields when they met in the 1990s: Mr. Ma, a superstar cellist; Ms. Wu, the world's leading pipa player and a tireless ambassador for that lutelike Chinese instrument.
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During a 15-minute ceremony before the game, Usher sang "Amazing Grace" and the cellist Ben Hong from the Los Angeles Philharmonic performed "Hallelujah" as highlights from Bryant's career played on the large video screen.
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The Los Angeles Lakers honored the late Kobe Bryant with a tribute before the first game following his death ... with emotional performances by Usher and cellist Ben Hong ... and a powerful speech by LeBron James.
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Without getting into any spoilers, here's a simplified premise: Charlotte Willmore (Allison Williams), a classically trained cellist struggling to cope with the passing of her mother, returns to the performance world after an extended hiatus.
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His friend Jay Campbell, the JACK Quartet's cellist and a member of the Junction Trio with Mr. Tao and the violinist Stefan Jackiw, recalled Mr. Tao's Nightcap performance with the New York Philharmonic last year.
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