About miriamtroxler
Miriam Troxler resides in Beaver, Pa, where she runs a private music studio.
After graduation from Chatham University, she toured in Europe with the Continental Singers Orchestra as principal cellist. A long time member of Greenville Symphony Orchestra, she is also the founder and musical director of CelloBrationS. Miriam enjoys composing and arranging with several published pieces to date.
School Lesson Schedule will begin on Monday, August 26th.
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Here are some pictures from Concerto Workshop and Video Highlights from Friday’s Concert.
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Concerto Workshop begins on Monday at Trinity Church in Beaver. Remember to bring your music stand! Rehearsals run from 6 to 9 PM. The concert is on Friday at 7 PM.
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Sarabande by George Goltermann has been arranged as quintet for two violas, two celli, and one bass. If your string ensemble doesn’t have a bass player, there is an arrangement of the Sarabande which can be performed with violists and cellists. A flexible scoring arrangement, the first … Continue reading →
Sarabande by Georg Goltermann has been arranged for Cello Quintet. The first performance was by the CelloBrationS at Anna and Brandon’s Wedding. Anna requested the Goltermann Romance for her processional music. The Sarabande was included in the prelude music. The Sarabande is in … Continue reading →
The Play-In Week CDs are finished. If you participated, you should be getting yours soon.
Pizzicato is fun. The games are the best. Get better soon Sophie. 🙂
Piano class is fun. Piano class is exciting and good. I think its awesome.
“I liked it. It was fun.” River “It got better each day.” Max
“I learned a lot and sped things up.” Tessa “The scary part is not so scary.” Chloe “It was fun.” Leon “It is no longer just you and the piano. It is you and other people.”
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