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F A C U L T Y
CELLO
... stringed instrument and part of the violin family. The cello is much larger than a violin, and unlike that instrument, it is played in an upright position between the legs of the seated musician, resting on a metal spike, called the endpin. The player draws his or her bow horizontally across the strings. Cellists usually play notes on the bass clef, and has four strings tuned in fifths: C (the lowest), G, D and A (below middle C); these are tuned exactly one octave below the viola. For the higher notes, the cello sometimes uses the tenor clef and occasionally the treble clef ..."
WikiPedia - Cello
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GEORGE ATANASIU
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Cello
The Romanian-born cellist has played concerts with major orchestras, recitals and chamber music in Spain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Romania and U.S.A. Fiery temperament and superb musicianship make him an ideal chamber music recitalist. A graduate of the Bucharest Music Academy he studied with Serafim Antropov, Petre Lefterescu, Uzi Wiesel and Laszlo Meszo. He won top prizes in Romanian National Mu sic Festivals and in Florence Vittorio Gui International Chamber Music Competition. Mr. Atanasiu has participated in numerous prestigious music festivals like Bayreuth Youth Festival, International Music Seminar Weimar, Hitzacker Chamber Music Academy and Carmel Bach Festival. Mr. Atanasiu teaches cello at Rowan University of New Jersey and currently is associate conductor for Mai n Line Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. He has given Master Classes at Trenton State College, Eastern Nazarene College and in Romania.
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