Learn from Great Cello Teachers

Hi! I’m Henry (AKA Dr. Myers). I’m a cellist, teacher, and occasional writer currently living in St. Louis, Missouri. I’ve been teaching cello for well over a decade (including 5+ years virtually) and have worked with students ranging from absolute beginners to graduate performance majors.

I teach and play the cello. I am a cellist in a professional orchestra. I am graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. I am the host of a group called the Music Appreciation Club where we learn about different composers and their music. I love to knit and bake.

Vladimir Drobnjak studied at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, where he graduated with the highest grades in the class of Professor Sandra Belić.

[4.94 rating over 34 reviews from another lesson platform] Jonathan Todd is a Grammy Quarterfinalist who has been performing and teaching in the Charlotte area and CMS Schools since 2012.

I am a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music (BM, MM) with over two decades of experience teaching cello, beginning piano, and music theory. Member of the American String Teachers Association. Ages 4+ and beginners welcome! I specialize in teaching adults of all levels.

Antonio Ilioski is active as a soloist and chamber musician, performing extensively in concert halls, cultural institutions, and international venues. He is recognized for his expressive interpretation, refined tone, and strong technical command of the instrument. His performances emphasize emotional depth, musical maturity, and stylistic awareness.

[4.97 rating over 33 reviews from another lesson platform] Pecos is one of the next generation of cellists who is equally at home on both the baroque and modern cello. He has appeared as a soloist with the Santa Fe Youth Symphony as well as with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Baroque Ensemble.

James is a multi-instrumentalist recording and performing artist currently working out of Atlanta, GA. He started violin lessons at the age of 4 predominantly learning by ear and independently added all of the other stringed instruments to his studies over time.

I began playing the cello at the age of 5. My father Michael Flaksman, a world-renowned American cellist and teacher, was one of the major influences of my teaching and playing. I attended the Cleveland Institute of Music, the Juilliard School, and the University of Mannheim in Germany.

Cellist Hamilton Berry's eclectic taste has led him to pursue a variety of performing, arranging, and composing projects in the New York area and beyond. A member of the Grammy-nominated PUBLIQuartet, the Toomai String Quintet, Founders, Decoda, and The Con Brio Ensemble, Hamilton has also performed with Ensemble Connect, NOVUS NY, The Orchestra of St.