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Category: Ethics

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Know Your Bow: Tips for Owners and Users of Pernambuco Bows

By Blogmaster March 23, 2025

Subjects Ethics, Instrument Care

Tags American Federation of Musicians, bows, Cello Travel, CITES, Conservation, Documentation, League of American Orchestras, Permit, pernambuco

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Solidarity Rather Than Pity

By Les Vynogradov February 22, 2023

Subjects Ethics

Tags KCMD, Russian war against Ukraine, Solidarity, Ukraine, Ukrainian Classical Musicians Support Fund, Ukrainian Musicians

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What Is the Role of the Musician in the Face of Systemic Injustice? – by Paul Katz

By Paul Katz June 3, 2020

Subjects Artistic Vision, Ethics

Tags black lives matter, george floyd, protest, protests, vote, voting

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What if We All Did That?

By Martha Baldwin March 9, 2015

Subjects Ethics

Tags cellobello, CelloBlog, Cleveland Orchestra, effort, Martha Baldwin, restless

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CelloBello + Chamber Music America

Dear CelloBello Community,

You may notice that CelloBello looks a little different right now, and that new content and updates have temporarily slowed. That’s intentional: behind the scenes, we are carefully preparing for CelloBello’s next chapter as part of Chamber Music America.

Our priority during this transition is to thoughtfully preserve the remarkable resources, knowledge, and community that CelloBello has built over the years while preparing a new home that will extend its reach and connect it to CMA’s national community of musicians, ensembles, educators, presenters, and advocates.

We’re excited about what’s ahead and look forward to sharing much more soon. Thank you for your patience as this work progresses —please continue to enjoy CelloBello and check back for updates!

Kevin Kwan Loucks
CEO, Chamber Music America

Paul Katz
Founder and Artistic Director, CelloBello