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A native of Philadelphia, Carolyn Jeselsohn
has performed throughout the United States as a soloist,
chamber artist and orchestral musician. Ms. Jeselsohn
has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Jordan Hall, Philadelphia
Academy of Music, Severance Hall, among others. Highlights
of the 2006-2007 season include a performance of Michael
Shapiro's Variations on "Eliahu Hanavi" for solo cello at
Manhattanville College and solo cello concert featuring music
by Bach and Britten at Bloomingdale School of Music as part
of the schools faculty concert series.
An avid chamber musician, Ms. Jeselsohn performs regularly
with the Artemis Chamber Ensemble playing concerts throughout
New York City and Westchester. In 2005, she performed
Haydn's D Major Cello Concerto with Artemis making her NY
solo debut. She has appeared with many ensembles including
the Metamorphosen Chamber Orchestra, the Freebird Quartet
and the Kalliope Quartet. Additionally, she has participated
in many chamber music festivals and workshops including the
Perlman Music Program, Soundfest, Yellow Barn, the Great
Lakes Chamber Music Festival, the Takacs Quartet Seminar,
and Kneisel Hall Chamber Music Festival.
Ms. Jeselsohn started studying the cello at the age of 12. She
received both her bachelor and master degrees at the Cleveland
Institute of Music where she studied with Merry Peckham and
Alan Harris. |
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