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Upcoming Concerts
Cambiata Cello Duo, my partnership with Paul Finkelstein, will be presenting Two Cellos; Two Worlds: Cello Duets from Europe & the Americas as part of the Fall Concert Series at Trinity Lutheran Church in Glen Cove, NY on Saturday, November 21 at 7 pm. The one-hour program will be eclectic, spanning centuries, styles and cultures.
On Wednesday, December 2, CROSS ISLAND will be performing on the Afternoon TEA series at the Jeanne Rimsky Theatre in Port Washington.
On Sunday, February 14 (snow date February 21), Trio Ardiente - clarinetist Joseph Rutkowski, cellist Suzanne Mueller, and pianist Claudine Joelle Robins - will bring its program, Tangos & Beyond: Music of Love, to St. Stephen's Church in Port Washington - a perfect hour of music for Valentine's Day.
Cambiata Cello Duo will be performing on Saturday, May 15 at North Bellmore Public Library.
News
My recording of Remembering Mom, a 2023 solo cello work that I composed in memory of my mother, Eleanor Mueller: pianist, cellist, horsewoman, Renaissance woman, and inspiration - always missed and always in my thoughts and heart - is available here. I will be glad to provide a PDF to any interested cellists.
I am pleased to share that the DWFO (Doctor Who Fan Orchestra) video of DWFO: 15( Suite), an international collaboration, is now available for your watching and listening pleasure at https://l1nq.com/1ruc1zb.The project brought together 115 musicians from across the world who made audio and.video recordings of their parts for an original 10-minute work composed to celebrate the 15th Doctor Who, portrayed by Ncuti Gatwa. It was a mammoth undertaking and a labor of love for all involved, and I am proud to be a part of it.