Larissa Nagel - "SUPER" Cello
Gabriel Mientka - "CRASS" Cello
Christine Roider - "HAMMER" Cello
Christopher Herrmann - "GREAT" Cello
."What they conjure out of their cellos is ingenious, refreshing, carefree, for heart and soul, extremely entertaining and unbelievably well played...One has the impression that where others would say "Don't go", for the four "young savages" the fun really begins. They do not only play "like the wild ones" with obvious enthusiasm. They compose and arrange many of their pieces themselves. And they are excellent at that, too." - Anneke Jung, NNP
I doubt any other chamber music formation is able to create such a variety of sounds as the cello band "cellharmonics". Besides funky sounds, dark basses to the brightest harmonics, groovy bluegrass chops and other wacky tricks, all musical doors are open to the 4 young savages.
So the band has come together to span their arcs from "stranger" classical to jazz and "up to date" pop. In doing so, the "cellharmonics" captivate not only with their joy of playing and witty arrangements, but also with their own compositions, in which they accept the challenge of presenting their audience with a fascinatingly exciting concert experience.
The "cellharmonics" perform regularly at various festivals and concert series throughout Germany, such as the "t'ArtOrten" Limburg/Bad Camberg, "Gegen den Strom" (festival on the Lahn), the Wehrheim Chamber Concerts the "Musikfestwochen Donau-Oberschwaben" and in September this year also at the "Beethovenfest Bonn".
Text source and further information about this event: http://www.stalburg.en/event/cellharmonics-
Gabriel Mientka - "CRASS" Cello
Christine Roider - "HAMMER" Cello
Christopher Herrmann - "GREAT" Cello
."What they conjure out of their cellos is ingenious, refreshing, carefree, for heart and soul, extremely entertaining and unbelievably well played...One has the impression that where others would say "Don't go", for the four "young savages" the fun really begins. They do not only play "like the wild ones" with obvious enthusiasm. They compose and arrange many of their pieces themselves. And they are excellent at that, too." - Anneke Jung, NNP
I doubt any other chamber music formation is able to create such a variety of sounds as the cello band "cellharmonics". Besides funky sounds, dark basses to the brightest harmonics, groovy bluegrass chops and other wacky tricks, all musical doors are open to the 4 young savages.
So the band has come together to span their arcs from "stranger" classical to jazz and "up to date" pop. In doing so, the "cellharmonics" captivate not only with their joy of playing and witty arrangements, but also with their own compositions, in which they accept the challenge of presenting their audience with a fascinatingly exciting concert experience.
The "cellharmonics" perform regularly at various festivals and concert series throughout Germany, such as the "t'ArtOrten" Limburg/Bad Camberg, "Gegen den Strom" (festival on the Lahn), the Wehrheim Chamber Concerts the "Musikfestwochen Donau-Oberschwaben" and in September this year also at the "Beethovenfest Bonn".
Text source and further information about this event: http://www.stalburg.en/event/cellharmonics-
