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CoResonance in
The Atlantan

I love playing with CoResonance! We always have such a good time, and nothing beats playing with a beat.

Celli in the mountains!

Celli played a fun concert for the "Classics by Candlelight" concert series at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in October 2016.

June 24, 2016: On the Air with Lois Reitzes!

To promote Celli's benefit concert for Peace of Thread, I was invited to talk to Lois Reitzes on her local public radio show, City Lights. Hear our talk HERE.

Celli was on WSB-TV's People 2 People!

Check out the story on Celli and Peace of Thread that was broadcast on June 19, 2016. See the official web video HERE.

I got all the glory...without a concussion!

Thanks to Scott for this tongue-in-cheek tribute

An excerpt from Dimon Kendrick-Holmes' article,
The player to watch this season

At the symphony, everybody's a winner. Not half of us -- all of us. The music soothes and inspires and makes us smarter and better -- as long as we're not corrupting the process by trying to follow a damn football game on our smartphone.

Then I think about the blonde woman who plays the cello. Bess and I noticed her during the first concert we attended.

I can't distinguish a good player from an excellent one, but I can see that the blonde woman who plays the cello feels the music, that she puts everything into it, and that she loves it. And because of that I know she's excellent at what she does.

The other day, I was sifting through a stack of mail on the kitchen table. Right there, under ESPN the Magazine, was a brochure from the CSO. And on the cover was the blonde woman who plays the cello.

Her name is Nan Kemberling. I went online and discovered she chose the cello at the age of 10 after seeing a female cellist/sniper in a James Bond movie.

She should win the Heisman.