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Teacher	Aldo Parisot
Country: United States	City: Yale
Cellist type: Teacher	Performing fields: -none-
(ex)teacher(s): Emanuel Feuermann	student(s): Sebastian Koloski Donald Green Matthias Wexler David Cowen Merry Peckham Frank Dodge Aram Talalyan Hector Vasquez Jesus Castro-Balbi Wolfgang Schmidt David Bakamjian Kim Cook katalin orban Ole Akahoshi Tamas Merei Timora Rosler Rachel Johnston Leonardo Altino Maya Beiser Carter Brey Robert deMaine Inbal Megiddo Eugene Friesen Johanne Perron Xin Hua Ma Emmanuel Lopez Bion Tsang Dennis Parker Shauna Rolston Uri Vardi Martha Babcock Michel Strauss Christopher Adkins Erkki Lahesmaa Pedro de Alcantara Owen Young Tim Hugh Rhonda Rider Dmitri Atapine Roman Jablonski Alison Wells Katalin Orbán Steven Elisha Sifei Wen Damián Martinez Josephine Knight In Hwa Lee Ralph Kirshbaum Zdzis³aw £apiñski John Reed Johann Sebastian Paetsch Inbal Segev Christine Newland Kangho Lee Jacob Braun Juarez Johnson Claudio Jaffe Jian Wang Brandon Vamos Timora Rosler Jennifer Kloetzel
Aldo Parisot is one of America's leading cello teachers. Brazilian by birth, Parisot studied cello first in Brazil, and then at Yale University, where he became a distinguished professor. Margaret Campbell in her book The Great Cellists calls him "a brilliant soloist, chamber musician and teacher who based his ideas on the playing of Feuermann." His solo and symphonic concert appearances began in the 1950s, and he has premiered works by Hector Villa-Lobos, Camargo Guarnieri, Jose Siqueira, Quincy Porter, Mel Powell, Claudio Santoro, Donald Martino and other works dedicated to him. He is well-known for his musicality, temperament and virtuoso playing. At Yale he formed his students into an ensemble with a unique sound called the "Yale Cellos," and they have made a number of very good recordings. Many of his students have begun well-received careers of their own as concert artists and teachers, including Irene Sharp, Shauna Rolston, Bion Tsang, Carol Ou, Ralph Kirshbaum, Jian Wang and others. Kirshbaum reports in Campbell's book, "Parisot had a virtuoso left hand technique and was a great teacher. He also furthered the use of my musical imagination in a technical sense."
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This cellist was posted by Karel and last edited on 6 February 2004 at 10:52:33 AM.