CelloBello's video: CelloChat with Laurence Vittes Adult Learner Series: The Joys of Returning to the Cello After 3

Topic: Adult Learner Series: The Joys of Returning to the Cello After 30 Years Thank you for attending today's CelloChat. We hope that you will take something from today that inspires you to grow in your cello playing. As CelloBello seeks to continue offering our content and programs free of charge, we do rely on the generosity of those that are able to support our efforts. Will you consider helping sustain CelloBello in one of the ways listed here? https://www.cellobello.org/support-us/ LAURENCE VITTES was born and grew up in Los Angeles; his father was a writer and his mother a teacher. He trained as a cellist, a librarian and a critic. His company was a major supplier to the music and recordings collections of the Library of Congress, Bibliothèque Nationale, British Library, Stanford, Harvard and Yale. He introduced French Harmonia Mundi, Hyperion, Chandos and Naxos to the North American market. Laurence believes that writing about music unleashes the potential of the classical music industry. He writes for the Huffington Post, Gramophone, Bachtrack, Strings, Audiophile Audition, and the Southern California Early Music Society.