The programming is added to the newly redesigned site, which aims to improve user experience and accessibility.
CelloBello has announced that its recently redesigned website includes a new section of content devoted to chamber music.
Since its inception in 2008, CelloBello has been a cornerstone in the classical music education landscape, accumulating a wealth of learning resources catering to cellists of all ages and proficiency levels. With thousands of daily visitors from around the world, the redesigned website focuses on enhancing user interface and search engine functionality to ensure seamless navigation through its vast repository of content.
In conjunction with the improved website design, CelloBello is excited to introduce a new section dedicated to chamber music, titled "Ensemble by CelloBello." Serving as a hub for instrumentalists engaged in ensemble playing, this section features valuable content on rehearsal techniques, repertoire, and historical insights.
"We are delighted to expand our offerings with the launch of 'Ensemble by CelloBello,' providing a comprehensive resource for musicians immersed in chamber music," said Paul Katz, Artistic Director and Founder of CelloBello as well as founding member of the legendary Cleveland Quartet. "Collaborating with esteemed ensembles like the Borromeo, Ariel, Pacifica Quartets and others underscores our commitment to fostering artistic excellence and community engagement."
With contributions from renowned quartets such as Borromeo, Pacifica, Ariel, Balourdet, Parker, and Verona, "Ensemble by CelloBello" promises to be a valuable new resource for chamber musicians worldwide.
Kevin Kwan Loucks, CEO of Chamber Music America, and CelloBello Board Member said this: "as an advocate for the transformative power of chamber music, I am thrilled to see CelloBello expand its reach with 'Ensemble by CelloBello.' This initiative will undoubtedly become a vital resource for musicians around the world, providing not only practical tools but also fostering a deeper connection to the rich tradition of ensemble playing. The inclusion of such distinguished ensembles ensures that this platform will inspire and elevate the next generation of chamber musicians."
For more information and to explore the redesigned website, visit www.cellobello.org.
CelloBello is the premier online resource for cellists and chamber musicians, offering free and accessible music education resources to aspiring musicians globally. Since 2008, CelloBello, a nonprofit organization, has been dedicated to empowering cellists of all backgrounds and ability levels through online instruction, advice, and community engagement.
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