CelloBello Links

• New England Conservatory of Music

  750 graduate and undergraduate College students from 46 states and 39 countries 1400 Preparatory School students, including those enrolled in NEC @ Walnut Hill 325 Continuing Education students Cello Faculty: Natasha Brofsky, Paul Katz, Yeesun Kim, Laurence Lesser

• Cleveland Quartet

  In a memorable career spanning the years 1969-1995, the Cleveland Quartet played more than 2500 concerts, recorded nearly 70 works and was hailed internationally as one of the pre-eminent string quartets of its time. This website honors the 26 years the Cleveland Quartet graced the classical world.

• Internet Cello Society

  The Internet Cello Society, an international cyber-community of cellists, seeks to advance the knowledge and joy of cello playing around the world. We welcome cello enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. We currently have over 19123 members representing 84 different countries of the world

• Violoncello Society Inc. of New York

  VCS Membership is open to EVERYONE – all cellists, teachers, amateurs, students, and cello enthusiasts of every kind. And you do not have to be based in the New York area - the VCS is a global network, with members all over the world.

• Los Angeles Violoncello Society

  The mission of the Los Angeles Violoncello Society is to promote and enrich the art of cello playing; to provide a meeting ground for professional, amateur and student cellists and others who are devoted to the art of cello playing; to sponsor unique programs featuring varied aspects of cello playing and to further the artistic development of new generations of cellists.

• London Cello Society

  The London Cello Society is the ‘home’ for cellists in the United Kingdom. Since its inception in 2003, the Society has presented some of the most exciting cello events of the season. From film tributes to Pierre Fournier and Bernard Greenhouse to a celebration of the French Cello School, a Boccherini Bonanza, and a Russian Spectacular, the Society welcomes artists, teachers and specialists who contribute unforgettable concerts and classes. As an educational charity, our aim is to bring you the best of the cello world and we do so with pleasure.

• l'Association Française du Violoncelle The French Cello Society

  Créée au début de l'année 2001, notre association à but non lucratif s'est donné pour objectif de promouvoir et de valoriser les activités concernant le violoncelle, d'informer et de mettre en réseau tous les amoureux de cet instrument

• Forum de Violoncellos de España

  El Forum de Violoncellos de España es una escuela de Verano donde a lo largo de 4 semanas los alumnos participantes puedan ampliar y perfeccionar su formación instrumental, asistiendo a clases individuales y colectivas de violonchelo, con la posibilidad de participar en diferentes actividades.

• Chamber Music America

  The mission of Chamber Music America is to develop and strengthen an evolving chamber music community. Our vision is that chamber music will become a vital and recognized presence in contemporary American culture. CMA values a passion for chamber music in all of its manifestations; a commitment to a diverse membership, embracing performers and audiences at every level of experience, knowledge, and ability; support of the chamber music professional and the encouragement of excellence; collaboration, and chamber music's potential to exemplify democracy, tolerance, and humanity; and respect for tradition, experimentation, and innovation. CMA members are vocal and instrumental ensembles performing Western classical, jazz, contemporary, and world music, as well as individual musicians, large and small presenters, festivals and training institutions, businesses, managers, and chamber music enthusiasts.

• Violin Masterclass: The Sassmanshaus Tradition for Violin Playing

  Violinmasterclass.com was created for violin professionals, teachers, parents, and students at all levels to enhance the study of playing the violin.This site provides information that was until now available only to those able to audition into the world's foremost violin studios, such as the classes of Dorothy DeLay, Ivan Galamian, and Carl Flesch.

• Grancino Editions

  Based on a collection of over 8,000 compositions for cello from the 17th - early 19th century, Grancino Editions publishes uncluttered, urtext modern editions (and some facsimile reprints) of music featuring the cello in a solo capacity from the Baroque and Classical eras. Most of this beautiful music has lain silent on dusty archive shelves and has not been heard for centuries. Editorial markings are minimal, aimed only at clarification, and always indicated as such. Our aim is to put the performer in touch with the composer's original intention. All modern editions are published with duplicate parts in score for cello duos and/or cello plus Basso continuo, and are organized to eliminate or minimize awkward page turns. In the keyboard score the figured bass is sparsely realized to allow keyboard players unfamiliar with realizing figured bass to play, but also allowing room for more elaborate realizations.