Ismael Guerrero Wins Fellowship with Los Angeles Philharmonic
July 1, 2022
Ismael Guerrero (BM ’20, Cello) won a three-year fellowship with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under the direction of Gustavo Dudamel.
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Amit Peled Featured on The Strad Podcast
June 16, 2022
Amit Peled was featured in the The Strad Podcast, Episode #44 “Amit Peled on playing cello choirs.” Peled discusses various professional and educational experiences of
Amit Peled Releases Solus et una
June 10, 2022
Amit Peled released a new record titled Solus et una. Meaning “alone and together” in Latin, the album features J. S. Bach Suites 4 and
Bergamot Quartet Releases In the Brink
June 3, 2022
Bergamot Quartet, comprised of Ledah Finck (BM ’16, MM ‘18, Violin); Sarah Thomas (BM ’17, MM ’19 Violin); Amy Huimei Tan (GPD ’20, Viola); and
The Strad Highlights Amit Peled and the Handel Choir of Baltimore
April 17, 2022
Amit Peled’s performance of Joshua Bornfield’s new Houses of Peace was featured in The Strad magazine. Peled is the cello soloist of the Handel Choir
Benefit Concert for Ukraine
April 13, 2022
Symphony orchestras have started adding the late Ukrainian composer Myroslav Skoryk’s Melody in A Minor to their concert programs to acknowledge the current humanitarian crisis
Amit Peled Founds Every Child Deserves a Voice
January 22, 2022
Cello Professor Amit Peled began the Every Child Deserves a Voice program through Mount Vernon Virtuosi with the goal to raise funds to purchase 1,000
Si-Yan Darren Li Named Program Director of String Chamber Music
October 7, 2021
Si-Yan Darren Li (MM, AD ’08, Cello) has been named Program Director of String Chamber Music at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Li will be
Alan Shulman Historic Soundtrack Recording Released by Bridge
June 22, 2021
Bridge Records releases The Tattooed Stranger: Historic Soundtrack Recordings (1946-195) by Alan Shulman (’26, Cello). These soundtrack recordings have been restored and are being issued
Stay Thirsty Magazine Interviews Amit Peled
March 29, 2021
Amit Peled, professor of cello, was recently interviewed by Stay Thirsty Magazine in which he discusses Shoko, the nickname for his new cello, the difference
