Скачать или смотреть Cello Chat with Host Dr. Benjamin Whitcomb and guest Mark Summer

For our 100th episode of Cello Chat,I am excited to chat with the incomparable Mark Summer. Widely regarded as one of the outstanding cellists of our time, Mark is known worldwide for his phenomenal percussion and pizzicato techniques combined with bowed jazz and fiddle phrasing. Mark is a co-founder of the two-time Grammy®-winning Turtle Island Quartet, and was the quartet's cellist for 30 years. Mark’s compositions for solo cello, as well as cello duo, violin and cello duo, solo violin, and bass versions of Julie-O can be found at www.marksummer.net/store Enjoy!

Widely regarded as one of the outstanding cellists of our time, Mark Summer is known worldwide for his phenomenal percussion and pizzicato techniques combined with bowed jazz and fiddle phrasing. Mark is a co-founder of the two-time Grammy®-winning Turtle Island Quartet, and was the quartet's cellist for 30 years.

Learn more: www.marksummer.net

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