You Had Me At Cello

This week I chat with cellist and developer of NoteSense, Dr. Elizabeth Morrow.

This week I chat with cellist Dr. Zachary Preucil about his cello teaching styles in addition to his work in chamber music.

This week I chat with Lindsay Shank-Kirchner who is a band & orchestra teacher with the Fond Du Lac school district. She shares some of her thesis work on popular music and how pop music can inspire and help new students better read music. 

This episode my guest is cellist Shu Yi Scott. She gives us some background on Suzuki training and how students may find it useful. She also imparts some knowledge from her career as a teacher on some ways to best practice. You can find more about her at: https://www.shuyicello.com/

Happy Friday, hopefully the summer weather is giving you ample time for practicing. This week we are featuring an interview from last Summer with Mark Rudoff, a cellist at Ohio State University. You can find more information about him at: https://music.osu.edu/people/rudoff.2

You can also always watch the video version of the podcast at bit.ly/39at3OZ 

This week I chat with Dr. Daniel Ketter, a cellist and professor at Missouri State University Music Department. Daniel regales us with study and practicing tips along with his impressive resume of working with multiple music groups like Opus 76 and the American Wild Ensemble. 

Music in the American Wild

Read more about his bio at: https://www.missouristate.edu/music/dketter.aspx

It's Friday and this week I have a chat with Beth Kiser from Suzuki Strings of Madison. We chat about the importance of motivation.

Beth also shares with us some upcoming events like the Sugar Maple Music Festival in Madison, WI.

This week I chat with Dr. Jonathan Ruck a professor of music at OU School of Music. In addition he is an avid cellist and preforms with the Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma. 

Get a deeper dive into his bio at:  https://www.ou.edu/finearts/music/faculty-staff/jonathan-ruck

This week I talk with student Gabriel Lewis at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater about what makes his pairing music studies and physics so harmonious. He also asks me some of the questions you've been asking in the mailbag.

This week I chat with Dr. Cora Swenson Lee. She is currently serving as Instructional Assistant Professor of Cello at Illinois State University. She also is a cellist and baroque cellist who performs actively around the United States. She holds a Doctorate of Music in Cello Performance and Bachelors Degree in Cello Performance with highest distinction from the Eastman School of Music, as well as a Masters Degree in Cello Performance from Boston University College of Fine Arts.