Rebecca Landell

Rebecca Landell’s “luminous” (Cleveland.com) and “notable” (The New York Times) sound elicits a range of expression, “from classically evocative to Hitchcock horrifying” (Washingtonian). Rebecca studied cello with Darrett Adkins and baroque cello and viola da gamba with Catharina Meints at Oberlin Conservatory, and modern cello with Norman Fischer at Rice University, before studying in Holland with Steuart Pincombe. Today, Rebecca pursues a varied professional career, performing and acting in Studio Theatre’s An Iliad, developing educational programs for Early Music Explorations (Les Délices), and creating multi-media collaborations with visual artists and poets. Solo appearances include performances with Apollo’s Fire, Atlanta Baroque Orchestra, Vermont Symphony Orchestra, Three Notch’d Road, Columbus Symphony, and Batzdorfer Hofkapelle. She can be heard on recordings with Les Délices, Three Notch’d Road, and Apollo’s Fire, including the GRAMMY® Award-winning Songs of Orpheus. Rebecca resides in Ohio, where she teaches baroque cello and viola da gamba at Oberlin Conservatory.