UCelli: The Columbus Cello Quartet
Join us for a special concert in partnership with Columbus Musicians, LLC featuring UCelli: The Columbus Cello Quartet.
Please note, the start time of this concert has been changed to 6:45pm.
The violoncello is many peoples’ favorite instrument, so what could be better than one cello? Four cellos, of course!
UCelli is a quartet of virtuoso cellists that has appeared to enthusiastic audiences around Columbus including performances for City Music, TV 10, Medicine and the Arts, St. John's Concert Series, Granville's Music 4U chamber music series, Garden Theatre and full recitals at the MAC, Newark’s Urban Art Space, Ohio Wesleyan University, The Refectory and Bexley Public Library.
UCelli expands their repertoire through ongoing commissioning projects, forging not only new music, but a new type of music for cello quartets. In deep collaboration with a wide range of composers and with the support of the Johnstones, UCelli is building a significant and continuously growing repertoire of cello quartets.
UCelli is devoted to performing original repertoire written for cello quartets over the last 300 years and beyond!!. We are also devoted to creating beauty and community with passionate curiosity, contagious enthusiasm with deep gratitude.
UCelli members Pei-An Chao, Mary Davis, Cora Kuyvenhoven, and Wendy Morton are also members of the Columbus Symphony and ProMusica Chamber Orchestras. Each of these four artists is a cello soloist and chamber musician in her own right, bringing a strong musical philosophy and relationship to cello repertoire and pedagogy. The individual artistry and the combined chemistry of these four cellists results in an exciting, unique, and vibrant concert experience.
This event takes place at the ZMA in the 2nd floor Atrium.
Reserve your seat today!
Thursday, October 12, 6:45pm–7:45pm pm, in the atrium.
Free and open to the public. Reservations Required
For more information please call (740) 452-0741.
Concerts at the Museum are Generously supported by the Taylor-McHenry Memorial Fund and the Ohio Arts Council
