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Studied with Raymond Stuhl and Janos Starker. Recording for Vox. Master classes, solo and chamber music performances throughout the United States. Artist faculty, Aspen Music Festival (1974- ). Recipient, 2004 Eva Janzer Memorial Award at Indiana University for universal contributions to the art and teaching of cello playing.
Alan Harris received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Kansas, and a master’s degree and Performer’s Certificate from Indiana University, studying with Raymond Stuhl and Janos Starker. He began his long association with Eastman, and with Rochester, in 1965, when he was also hired as assistant principal cellist of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, where…
Dec 5, 2008 · Visit celloteachersfriend.com for more details. Eastman professor Alan Harris discusses cello vibrato technique
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- Abigail McHugh-Grifa
Eastman Cello Institute faculty: Alan Harris, Kathleen Kemp, Cora Swenson Lee. by Andrea Schuler, Summer@Eastman Program Coordinator. Distinguished Professor Alan Harris knows a thing or two about longevity at the cello: he has been performing and teaching at celebrated universities and music festivals virtually non-stop since 1959.
In 2004 Alan Harris received Indiana University's Eva Janzer Memorial Award for universal contributions to the art and teaching of cello playing. Duke Music prioritizes the health and safety of our extended community. We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before attending performances & other events in our venues.
Dec 5, 2008 · Visit celloteachersfriend.com for more details. Eastman professor Alan Harris discusses cello vibrato technique. This is the second part of this video.
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- Abigail McHugh-Grifa
I send my deepest gratitude to my cello teacher and dissertation committee member, Alan Harris. The love, dedication, and support you exude daily have shaped me as a cello teacher and musician. Mr. Harris, you took a chance on me when I came to take lessons with you in 2003. Thank you for guiding me to become the performer I am today.
