Bernard Greenhouse with grandson, Jonathan Rich, sailing in Wellfleet, Mass., circa 1970. Photo Credit: Timothy Eddy
By Timothy Eddy:
My apprenticeship to Mr. Greenhouse lasted about 9 years, from the time I was 15 until I graduated from the Manhattan School of Music with a Masters Degree at 24. There were so many ways that he opened my eyes, helping me see the ultimate possibilities of being a cellist and a performer. Read more
Bernard Greenhouse
My most important lessons with Bernard Greenhouse took place after my official university studies with him were over. By this time, I was a member of the Lark Quartet and my colleagues and I invited him to play the Schubert Cello Quintet with us on tour. Read more
Reflections on the Legacy of Bernard Greenhouse
by Kate Dillingham
I first met Mr. Greenhouse in 1986 when I was a scholarship student at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The Beaux Arts Trio gave a memorable concert at the school in their final year in the configuration of Messieurs Pressler, Cohen and Greenhouse. Little did I know that one year later, Mr. Greenhouse would retire from the Trio and become my teacher. Read more
Welcome to Bernard Greenhouse Tribute Week: December 25-January 3rd
Paul Katz
Artistic Director/Founder
CelloBello.com
It is Christmas Day 2015! Hearty Holiday Greetings to you from myself and my wonderful CelloBello staff (Jussi, Elana, Clare and Stella)! Read more