Emily Rideout Emily, a graduate of Boston University, SUNY Stony Brook, and Moravian College, has appeared as a soloist with the Marsh Chapel Collegium, the Baroque Concerto Project, Boston University Baroque Orchestra, and the Stony Brook Baroque Orchestra. She also plays regularly with the Newport Baroque, Exsultemus, and Newton Baroque. Emily has collaborated with Dawn Upshaw and Arthur Haas, focusing on the use of movement in the interpretation of JS Bach’s cantatas, and recorded a soundtrack for the PBS documentary, ‘Seeing in the Dark’. She has performed the Cello Suites of JS Bach in over 15 states and Canadian provinces. These performances culminated in her being awarded, in two consecutive years, the Viola Prize of the Boston University Bach Competition, and a subsequent invitation to perform solo Bach as one of the young artists featured at the Boston Symphony Orchestra Open House at Symphony Hall. She is also an enthusiastic folk musician, having appeared at numerous New England venues as the fiddle player in the band Three Tall Pines, with whom she recently recorded an album of original music. (photography: Teresa Tam) |
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The Ensemble
David Kjar, Artistic Director Marika Holmqvist, Artistic Director |
