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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):
Rachel Johnston
Ole Akahoshi
David Cowen
Merry Peckham
Frank Dodge
Aram Talalyan
Hector Vasquez
Jesus Castro-Balbi
Wolfgang Schmidt
David Bakamjian
Kim Cook
katalin orban
Uri Vardi
Donald Green
Sebastian Koloski
Damián Martinez
Leonardo Altino
Maya Beiser
Carter Brey
Robert deMaine
Inbal Megiddo
Michel Strauss
Eugene Friesen
Johanne Perron
Xin Hua Ma
Emmanuel Lopez
Bion Tsang
Dennis Parker
Shauna Rolston
Tamas Merei
Jian Wang
Owen Young
Tim Hugh
Rhonda Rider
Dmitri Atapine
Roman Jablonski
Alison Wells
Katalin Orbán
Steven Elisha
Sifei Wen
Inbal Segev
Christopher Adkins
Kangho Lee
Matthias Wexler
Brandon Vamos
Pedro de Alcantara
Claudio Jaffe
Juarez Johnson
Jacob Braun
Josephine Knight
Christine Newland
Jennifer Kloetzel
Johann Sebastian Paetsch
John Reed
In Hwa Lee
Zdzis³aw £apiñski
Ralph Kirshbaum
Timora Rosler
Timora Rosler
Martha Babcock



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."

http://www.cello.org/Newsletter/Articles/parisot.htm


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This cellist was posted by Karel and last edited on 6 February 2004 at 10:52:33 AM.