Come bring a chair or a blanket and listen to UCelli playing with the birds…

UCelli is thrilled to be invited to perform with the Worthington Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Antoine Clark. Our friend and brilliante composer, Mark Lomax, will be composing a Cello Quartet Concerto to be performed with the Worthington Chamber Orchestra. The theme of our concert is, “American Stories of Hope.” Black culture/history of the underground railway in Worthington!

This is the premiere concert of the year! 10 original works composed for UCelli: The Columbus Cello Quartet. The concert is the brainchild and sponsored by the Johnstone Foundation. Thanks Zoe and Jack! Come hear 10 Score!!!!, Composers: Michael Fiday, Brian Harnetty, Martin Hebel, Ching-chu Hu, Rob McClure, Jacob Reed, Adam Roberts, Matthew Saunders, and Vera Stanojevic

UCelli would like to wish you all a peaceful and healing 2021

Join Wendy and Cora from UCelli, for a virtual concert of cello duets live from the Refectory Restaurant and Wine Shop. Join virtually on the Facebook Live video on the Refectory's page.

Meet UCelli, the celebrated Columbus cello quartet! Hear them perform in an intimate setting and learn more about cello quartets and their vast repertoire from historical favorites, to newly commissioned works.

In partnership with the Robbins Hunter Museum (RHM) and the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra, the Music 4U! Chamber Music Series presents: UCelli

Admission is free and open to the public. Chairs and blankets welcome!

Reception immediately following the performance. Meet UCelli: Pei-an Chao, Mary Davis, Cora Kuyvenhoven, and Wendy Morton.

Tickets: $25 non-RHMmembers, $20 for RHM members or season ticket holders, $0 for students.

www.robbinshunter.org

Join us for a special Chamber Music Event with
UCelli, the Columbus Cello Quartet
Friday, February 15, 6:00pm
$100 per guest
(plus beverages, tax & gratuity)

The Columbus Cello Quartet will perform original works for cello from 1718-2018! Come and enjoy the fabulous cellists of UCelli and wallow in the mellow sounds of the cello.

Featured Cellists: Pei-An Chao, Mary Shelton Davis, Cora Kuyvenhoven, Wendy Morton

Phone reservations required – No online reservations
Please call 614-451-9774

*Seating is limited to the first 38 guests

We present a private “concert” experience, front and center.
Therefore, for the consideration of other guests, we ask that you please consider not conversing loudly during the performance.

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-The Menu-

Shrimp Court Bouillon, Tomato Compote and Micro Radish, Champagne Vinaigrette

Seafood & Crab Meat Coulibiac with Spinach, Saffron Vin Blanc Sauce

Roasted Duck Breast, Black Olive Tapenade, Rosemary Honey Bordelaise

Sweet Potato Maple Cheesecake, Raspberry Coulis

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Phone reservations required – No online reservations
Please call 614-451-9774

*Seating is limited to the first 38 guests

You may arrive between 5:30 to 5:45.
The evening features a special four-course dinner served with the live performance.
The first two or three courses will be served between 6:00 and 7:00.
The concert performance begins at 7:00.
If you are unable to arrive at 6:00, please let us know
and we can make arrangements to accommodate you.

The menu changes for each Dinner Music Event.
This is a set menu served for the event, however, we are able to make adjustments in advance.
We do not take dinner orders during the event.
So, when making reservations, please let us know of any dietary concerns.

UCelli: The Columbus Cello Quartet has almost finished recording our first CD (we have another planned!), and we will be playing the featured works at Worthington's McConnell Center on this Sunday, January 13, at 3. Columbus's own Dr. Mark Lomax II wrote Four Women as part of his 400: An Afrikan Epic, a larger work being premeiered (in part) on January 26th. We have paired this jazzy, exciting piece with David Baker's Refractions, a three-movement work of very lush, colorful jazz-influenced music by one of the world's finest jazz musicians and educators. A bonus will be our opener, the traditional spiritual "Down to the River."

The McConnell is a comfortable venue with good sound -- and art on display as well! I hope you will come support UCelli and hear some inspiring cello tunes. I will be brewing up some really good hot chocolate as we play, for afters.