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Top Cellist’s Bow is Damaged by US Airport Security

By Paul Katz February 12, 2013

Subjects Travel

Tags air security staff, air travel, Alban Gerhardt, bow snapped over bridge, broken cello bow, brutal, careless, cellist, cello, cello bow, cello bridge, cellobello, damaged bow, damaged instrument, forced the case shut, handling instruments, Heinrich Knopf, Katz, O’Hare International Airport, outrage, Paul, plane, rare cello bow, security, security check, security officers, snapped cello bow, Transportation Security Administration workers, Travel, TSA, US Airways, varnish

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Cello Is My Co-Pilot (Part 2)

By Jeffrey Zeigler November 1, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags airline regulations, FAA, Jeffrey, policies, security, Travel, travel with instruments, TSA, WestJet, Zeigler

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Travails of Travel with a Cello

By Blogmaster October 14, 2012

Subjects Travel

Tags air travel, airlines, baggage, Boccherini, checked baggage, flights, musical instruments, Pinchas, safety, security, stress, Travel, travel with an instrument, WestJet, Zukerman

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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.

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Paul Katz
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