Cello

Cellist Chris Terepin is equally at home on modern and baroque instruments, and enjoys a varied career encompassing solo, chamber and orchestral performances. He is a member of the Florian Ensemble, Tresillian Trio, and Fortescue Duo, and has appeared as a guest with the Gildas Quartet. He has performed as soloist in cello concertos by Walton, Finzi, and Dvorak, among many others; but is also an experienced continuo player for early music. As an orchestral musician he has worked with ensembles including Suffolk Philharmonic (as principal), Outcry Ensemble, Manchester Camerata, Skipton Camerata, and London Musical Arts Orchestra; and as a baroque cellist with the Hanover Band, Eboracum Baroque, and Manchester Baroque. He records both live and remotely - including through Phonograph Effect - and has been heard on BBC Radio 3. He has appeared at many of the UK’s top performance venues - from Cadogan and Wigmore Halls to Ronnie Scott’s - and has also worked with jazz musicians Callum Au and Nigel Price. Chris studied with Raphael Wallfisch and Philip Higham at the Royal Northern College of Music, and chamber music with Catherine Manson and James Boyd of the London Haydn Quartet.