“Hennepin County Library is excited to inform you that your album “Threads” has been selected to be part of the MNspin music collection! We had a record number of submissions this year and our curators thought your music was a standout. We’re so glad to be able to showcase your music to new audiences.”
Just Announced!
I am deeply honored to be one of the four artists chosen for this prestigious fellowship. Please read more here.
SOUND DIALOGUE
This concert is meant to offer an invitation for listeners to engage in Sound Dialogue. This dialogue can be internal, can be drawn from the senses (olfactory, visual, kinesthetic), can be written, or can be spoken in reflection.
The music to be performed is for solo cello and speaks to the layered threads of our collective humanness. The states of being that we inhabit and pass through over time and within one given day. It also aims to speak to the narratives of composers Chad Hughes and Aldophus Hailstork. African American composers who carry a deep legacy of sound into their works. I will be joined by guest artists to guide the audience in this Sound Dialogue!
Lead by cellist Rebecca Merblum and Guests Shannon Gibney and Lesley Kadish
Breakfast supplied by Fueled Collective
upcoming performances
substitute cello
cincinnati symphony orchestra
march 18-21, march 23-27
saint paul chamber orchestra
march 30-april 3
opus 1 foundation ambassador
Honored to join Robert Howard with this distinction for our work with students from Ghetto Classics and the Kenya International Cello Festival!
Artist in Residence 2022
Bach Roots Festival | August 15-22
July 14, 2021, 6:30pm Central, 7:30 EST
https://wam.umn.edu/calendar/merblum_panelconversation/
https://umn.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dWTToqO3RtC_QFsGrLVumg
the swan
KMSQ Recording. Bryan Nicholas, piano.
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