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A person who plays the
Cello
is called a
cellist
. Notable cellists include:
A
Richard Aaron
(1960- ), faculty at
University Of Michigan
,
The Juilliard School
Claus Adam
Diran Alexanian
B
Zuill Bailey
Stephen Balderston
,
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Sarah Balliet
, cellist of
Murder By Death
Franz Bartolomey
Felix Battanchon
(1814-1893)
Charles Baudiot
Paul Bazelaire
(1886-1958)
Thomas Batuello
Hugo Becker
Richard C. Beidel
Maya Beiser
Paolo Beschi
Luigi Boccherini
(1743-1805) (also a classical
Composer
)
Gaetano Braga
(1829-1907) (also a
Composer
)
Jean-Baptiste Breval
Carter Brey
, principal,
New York Philharmonic
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Matthew Brubeck
, member of
Sheryl Crow
's band
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Christopher Bunting
, soloist
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Anner Bylsma
(baroque cellist)
C
Isobel Campbell
Gautier Capuçon
Marissa Caranna
Colin Carr
Phoebe Carrai
Pablo Casals
(1876-1973)
Carles Cases
(also a pianist)
Gaspar Cassadó
Han-Na Chang
Myung-Wha Chung
Giovanni Battista Cirri
(also a
Composer
)
Lluis Claret
Natalie Clein
Robert Cohen
Gretta Cohn
Christophe Coin
(1958-) (also plays
Viol
and heads an orchestra
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)
Orlando Cole
Tom Cora
Bernhard Cossmann
Franklin Cox
Melora Creager
Michael Croitoru-Weissman
Jean-Baptiste Cupis
D
Caroline Dale
Robert Dauber
(composer persecuted by
Nazi Germany
)
Karl Davidov
(1838-1889)
Sunny Davis
(Electric Cellist,
The Stiletto Formal
)
Stephen De'ak
(1897-1975) (Hungarian-born American cellist, composer and teacher)
Jean Decroos
Peter Devos
(Belgian, cellist and teacher)
Rohan De Saram
Valter Despalj
Andrés Diaz
Roel Dieltiens
Kate Dillingham
Friedrich Dotzauer
Jean-Louis Duport
(1749-1819) (French; brother of
Jean-Pierre Duport
)
Jean-Pierre Duport
(1741-1818)
Jacqueline Du Pré
(1945-1987) (English; legendary career cut short by
Multiple Sclerosis
)
E
Rushad Eggleston
(1979 - )
Maurice Eisenberg
(1900-1972) (American cellist and teacher)
Reşit Erzin
(1939 - )
F
Yosif Feigelson
Dmitri Freschtman
Emanuel Feuermann
(1902-1942)
Rocco Filippini
David Finckel
Mina Fisher
Beckie Foon
(
A Silver Mt. Zion
)
Pierre Fournier
(1906-1986) ("the aristocrat of cellists")
Auguste Franchomme
(1808-1884)
Gideon Freudmann
Carl Fuchs
Michaela Fukačová
G
Domenico Gabrielli
Raya Garbousova
(1909-1997)
Stephen Geber
Maurice Gendron
David Geringas
Emily Giles
; also known as
June Emily Giles
Tim Gill
Clive Gillinson
Rebecca Gilliver
(Co-Principal
London Symphony Orchestra
)
Rudolf Gleißner
Georg Goltermann
Julius Goltermann
Kristin Von Der Goltz
Leonid Gorokhov
Bernard Greenhouse
(founding member of the
Beaux Arts Trio
)
Matthew Greswell
Friedrich Grützmacher
(1832-1903)
Natalia Gutman
H
Barbara Haffner
Matt Haimovitz
Bonnie Hampton
David Hardy
(Principal cellist of the National Symphony Orchestra)
Alan Harris
Beatrice Harrison
(1892-1965) (English cellist)
Richard Harwood
Ofra Harnoy
Lynn Harrell
Matthew Scott Hartzsch
Stjepan Hauser
Ulrich Heinen
Frans Helmerson
Victor Herbert
(1859-1924) (also composer)
Guillaume Hesse
Desmond Hoebig
(Principal cellist of
Cleveland Orchestra
)
Janet Horvath
(Assosiate principal cellist of the
Minnesota Orchestra
)
Jay Humeston
Ivan Hussey
I
Steven Isserlis
Alexander Ivashkin
J
Antonio Janigro
(1918-1989) (Italian cellist)
Robert Jesselson
Joan Jeanrenaud, former cellist for the
Kronos Quartet
Michael Kevin Jones
Jorane
Jonathan Oh Ban Hin
K
Anssi Karttunen
Paul Katz
Adelle Akiko Kearns
Zoë Keating
Julia Kent
Ralph Kirshbaum
Perttu Kivilaakso
Georgiy Khokhlov
Emil Klein
(1955-2004)
Julius Klengel
(1859–1933)
Kelli Klees
Maria Kliegel
Jonathan Koh
Nina Kotova
Antonín Kraft
(1749-1820)
Jeffrey Krieger
Georges Alexandré Krins
Joel Krosnick
Friedrich August Kummer
Friedemann Kupsa
L
Janis Laurs
Sebastian Lee
(1805-1887)
Gerard Le Feuvre
Laurence Lesser
Katie Lettall
Peter Lewy
Max Lilja
, cellist of
Hevein
Jonathan Linford
Gavriel Lipkind
(---1977)
Julian Lloyd Webber
Paavo Lötjönen
Andrés Rodrigo López
Jonathan Liu
Trey Lee
Jozef Lupták
M
Yo-Yo Ma
Linday Mac
Tibor De Machula
(1912-1982)
Fritz Magg
Mischa Maisky
Antero Manninen
Maurice Maréchal
Gerhard Mantel
Dmitri Markevitch
Rudolf Matz
(1901-1988)
Angelica May
Martin McCarrick
Joseph McQuerrey
Antonio Meneses
Derek Menchan
Alain Meunier
Tyme Mientka
Kazimierz Michalik
Sarah Milne Das
Frank Miller
Aaron Minsky
Mari Paskin
Georges Miquelle
Víctor Mirecki Larramat
Miloš Mlejnik
Ivan Monighetti
Kermit Moore
Truls Mørk
Charlotte Moorman
John Moran
Lief Moxon-Emre
Natalie Mujica-Schwahn
May Mukle
(1880-1963)
Daniel Müller-Schott
N
André Navarra
(1911-1988)
Zara Nelsova
Hai-Ye Ni
George Niekrug
Zach Nikonovich-Kahn
O
Jacques Offenbach
(also a
Composer
)
P
Siegfried Palm
Johann Sebastian Paetsch
Aldo Parisot
Vito Paternoster
Miklos Perenyi
Boris Pergamenschikow
Oscar Pettiford
(1922-1960)
Bebop
Gregor Piatigorsky
(1903-1976)
Alfredo Piatti
(1822-1901)
Anthony Pleeth
(Baroque cellist; son and student of
William Pleeth
)
William Pleeth
(1916-1999) (British cellist and teacher of
Jacqueline Du Pre
)
David Popper
(1843-1913)
Frederick Preston
Andrei Pricope
Carlos Prieto
Q
Jean-Guihen Queyras
R
Fred Raimi
Ernst Reijseger
(
Improvising
cellist)
Gabor Reijto
Tanya Remenikova
Giovanni Ricciardi
Hank Roberts
Hannah Roberts
Sharon Robinson
Rohan De Saram
Joshua Roman
Bernhard Romberg
Leonard Rose
(1918–1984)
Nathaniel Rosen
Mstislav Rostropovich
(1927–2007 ) (known as Slava; great Russian cellist and conductor)
Margaret Rowell
Martin Rummel
Arthur Russell
S
Koray Salman
Felix Salmond
John Sant’Ambrogio
Sara Sant'Ambrogio
Zachary Sakaan
Jane Scarpantoni
Nasim Saad
Heinrich Schiff
Franz Schmidt
(also a pianist and composer)
Georg Schnéevoigt
(also a conductor)
Eleonore Schoenfeld
(1925-2006) Soloist and internationally renown cello pedagogue.
Karl Schröder
(1848-1935)
Joseph Schuster
Adrien Francois Servais
Daniil Shafran
Natalia Shakhovskaya
Irene Sharp
John Sharp
Matthew Sharp
Suzanne Shelton
Andrew Shulman
Luigi Silva
(1903-1961)
Ciril Škerjanec
Kenneth Slowik
Giovanni Sollima
(also a
Composer
)
David Soyer
Founding cellist of the
Guarneri Quartet
.
Mark Summer
Cellist for the
Turtle Island String Quartet
, which does jazz and occasional covers of rock songs.
János Starker
Leo Stern
Guilhermina Suggia
Saskia Rao-de Haas
T
Marina Tarasova
Torleif Thedéen
Werner Thomas-Mifune
Fiona Thompson
Auguste Tolbecque
Eino Toppinen
(pioneer of so-called
Cello Rock
; also known as
Eicca Toppinen
)
Paul Tortelier
Arturo Toscanini
Bion Tsang
U
Frances-Marie Uitti
Tómas Ulrich
V
Eduardo Vasallo
Laszlo Varga
Sasha Von Dassow
W
Raphael Wallfisch
Jian Wang
Michael Weintraub
Gay-Yee Westerhoff
Sonia Wieder-Atherton
Hanus Wihan
Donald Whitton
Peter Wiley
Sandy Walsh-Wilson
Bryan Charles Wilson
Harry Wimmer
Ethan Winer
(Kind of a composer as well; he created
A Cello Rondo
)
Pieter Wispelwey
XYZ
Ladislav Zélenka
Hillel Zori
YoYo Ma
