Cello Quartet for One
Cello Quartet for One
Cellist Sebastian Stoger created an amazing video of Pablo Casals’ “Song of the Birds” for cello quartet where he plays all four parts!
Video produced by From the Top alum, Jieming Tang. Recorded in 2020.
Cellist Sebastian Stoger created an amazing video of Pablo Casals’ “Song of the Birds” for cello quartet where he plays all four parts!
Video produced by From the Top alum, Jieming Tang. Recorded in 2020.
Sebastian appeared on Show 261, recorded in October 2012, at age 13.
Program bio from Show 261:
Sebastion Stoger (cello), 13, is from New York City. He studies with Yari Bond at the Special Music School where he is also a member of the Advanced Cello Ensemble.ÊSebastian made his solo debut at Jacob’s Pillow in Massachusetts in August of 2008 premiering Steve MarzulloÕs ÒSuite for Cello and PianoÓ with choreography for modern jazz dancers by Chet Walker at the Jazz Happenings concert event. Sebastian also plays saxophone and piano, and enjoys tap dancing and outdoor activities.
Jieming performed on Show 344 in East Stroudsburg, PA, recorded on July 21, 2017, and also appeared on Show 251, recorded in in April 2012, at age 14.
Show 344 bio:
Jieming Tang (violin), 20, is originally from Hefei in the Anhui Province and attends The Juilliard School, where he studies with Donald Weilerstein and Joel Smirnoff. His favorite musical experience was touring China with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra. Outside of music Jieming enjoys photography, cinematography, aviation, physics, computer science and video games.
Program bio from Show 251:
Jieming Tang (violin), 14, is originally from Anhui, China but currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio and attends Metro Catholic School. He studies with Paul Kantor and attends the Cleveland Institute of Music’s Junior Young Artist Program. Jieming is a recipient of the Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award. In the past, Jieming has participated in the Tomas & and Evon Cooper International Competition and has also been invited to perform in Indonesia. In his free time, Jieming enjoys reading, playing video games, and surfing the Internet.
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