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  3. Cello

Make music speak.

Opportunity awaits you as a cellist at SFCM.

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Part of SFCM’s comprehensive strings program, the cello department has a studio of about 25 students, all honing their craft with the guidance of two dedicated faculty members. Students can perform with resident ensembles such as the Conservatory Orchestra and chamber groups from the baroque to the contemporary, as well as enter the annual String Concerto Competition.

Faculty

World-class cellists who love to teach.

VISITING THE CAMPUS

We’re waiting to show you around.

We look forward to your visit! Contact the Office of Admission to take a tour of our facilities. You can also contact the strings faculty directly to arrange a consultative lesson.

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DEGREES AND PROGRAMS

Qualify yourself for the future.

Detailed curricula are available for all string programs at SFCM.

Upcoming Events

Experience SFCM for yourself.

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Saturday, January 19, 2019

Pre-College Division Recital

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Saturday, January 19, 2019

Chia-Lin Yang and Mihyun Kim, piano

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Friday, January 25, 2019

Hickory Alley Mural Celebration

ENSEMBLES

Perform with your peers.

Performance opportunities abound at SFCM. Whether your interest lies in symphonic repertoire or chamber music, there’s a place for your unique voice. Be sure to check out the diversity of ensembles on offer.

Start on your path to excellence.

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