Cello needs friends!
I recently got custody of a cello. And happily, I’m not nearly as rusty as I thought I’d be. Seventeen years of piano teaching has helped quite a lot!
Now I want to find other people to play with! I’m at about an intermediate level. Would love to put together a quartet, but if anyone knew of some sort of orchestral option, that would thrill me beyond belief. But quartet I think could happen. Or trio. Violas are always sort of hard to find.
Which reminds me. I am also looking for a violist to play Rebecca Clarke’s viola sonata with me on the piano. It’s been something I’ve wanted to play for years but have never started because finding a violist isn’t exactly easy!
Any ideas? Anyone want to come over and play?
Contact Josh Aerie and see if he is still conducting the Woodland Orchestra. It’s an all-skills deal.
A Winter Downpour has been looking for a string player for a while now. Please check out our Facebook and get a hold of us if you like. –Ken
I should probably interject that I am a classically trained musician. I have a master’s degree in piano performance and pedagogy. I can do lots of things. But I can’t improvise.
I have a husband that is one h-e-double-hockey-sticks of a roots rock fiddle player though. He also needs to find people to play with