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In this introduction to young cellist Oliver Herbert, Living the Classical Life shares a conversation about what it means to explore the pathways to becoming a soloist on world stages while remaining true to one's self. Oliver shares how overcoming shyness can open pathways to artistic freedom on stage, and shares the advice he got from Pamela Frank. He discusses wellness, joy, and practicing, and how to pace artistic growth with career growth. From San Francisco, Oliver Herbert has made recent debuts with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Symphony.
Title card 1: Cellist Oliver Herbert’s recent solo and recital appearances include debuts with the San Francisco Symphony, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Warsaw Philharmonic, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony SoundBox, and the Union College Concert Series, among others.
Title card 2: Oliver’s most recent competition awards include a top prize and special prize in the XI Witold Lutoslawski International Cello Competition in 2018, first prize and Pablo Casals prize in the 2015 Irving M. Klein International String Competition, and a top prize in the 2015 Stulberg International String Competition.
Excerpt credits:
Haydn (Piatigorski): Divertimento in D Major
May 10, 2019, Field Concert Hall
Curtis Institute of Music
Recording: Drew Schlegel
Oliver Herbert, cello
Xiaohui Yang, piano
Негізгі бет "I feel a lot less shy on stage." - Oliver Herbert
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