Learn from Great Cello Teachers

James is a multi-instrumentalist recording and performing artist currently working out of Atlanta, GA. He started violin lessons at the age of 4 predominantly learning by ear and independently added all of the other stringed instruments to his studies over time.

Hello! I'm a former Marine-turned-music teacher. I'm a graduate of Florida Southern College with a BME in Music Education, and a BA in music performance: Cello. I taught orchestra for 6 years at Auburndale High School. I've taught over 100 private students in Florida, Maine, Tennessee, and online since 2010. I can teach cello, violin, and ukulele.

John is a Brazilian American music educator, bassist, and composer. He has taught music lessons since he was a teenager and currently teaches music at The Academy of Math & Science. He played double bass in Arizona with GCC string orchestra and ASU symphony orchestra.

I am an an international performing arts educator and an opera singer and cellist with over 25 years experience. Some of my professional performance credits including New York Philharmonic, One World Symphony, Headlining Acts - New York Public Library, recitals, outreach and more in San Francisco, New York, New Delhi and Beijing.

Ward Williams, cellist, guitarist, vocalist, and composer, grew up in Winston Salem, North Carolina. At the age of 11, he discovered MTV and, consequently, the love of rock and roll music. His love of MTV faded (due in part to such betrayals as The Jersey Shore), but his love of rock and roll continued (in spite of such betrayals as Staind).

Hi! My name is Han and I am cellist currently playing with the Louisville Orchestra. Starting the cello at the age of 6, I grew a passion for music which led me to attend the Juilliard Pre-College Division from the age of 13 for 5 years.

Alex Cousins is a world-class cellist, educator, and artistic innovator based in Buffalo, NY, offering private lessons to students around the world. A graduate of the Peabody Conservatory at Johns Hopkins University, Alex blends deep classical training with a modern, expressive approach rooted in tone, movement, and authentic musical connection.

Though only 24 years of age (b. 1994), Ohio-born Benjamin Fryxell is already a seasoned veteran of the cello. He has given numerous performances over the years, and has concertized as a soloist with orchestras such as the Blue Ash-Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, the Seven Hills Sinfonietta, the National Repertory Orchestra, and others.

A native of Taiwan, Dr. Yu-Ting Wu is currently the artistic director of Music at Ponticello (MAP), a studio specialized in co-operative parent-children musical learning. During her time in the U.S., her primary teachers included Israeli American cellist, Maya Beiser (named “Cello Goddess” by the New York Times) and David Geber (the founding cellist of the American String Quartet).

Manuela Weller was born in Argentina in 1981. She began her academic training at the J.J. Castro Conservatory, where she studied with André Mouroux and Diana Griot. She then continued her studies at the J.P. Esnaola Conservatory with Miriam Santucci and Larisa Orloff. Additionally, she refined her technique privately with José Araujo and Pablo Bercellini.