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CMC: Daniel Schultz, cello and Sejin Yoon, piano

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  • CMC: Daniel Schultz, cello and Sejin Yoon, piano

    • These talented musicians will play an inspiring programme for a winter’s afternoon.

    Daniel Schultz is a Finnish cellist who graduated from the Sibelius Academy and is currently pursuing his MA at the Royal Academy of Music. He has recently been selected as a Tillett Trust Debut Artist for 2025 and 2026. Recognised in prestigious competitions in Finland, China, and UK, he has performed as a soloist with prominent orchestras in Finland and UK.

    Daniel is a passionate chamber musician and will play with South Korean pianist and fellow RAM MA student Sejin Yoon, also a soloist and chamber musician. Her playing is particularly known for its delicacy, sensitivity, and virtuosity. Besides numerous prizes Sejin holds The Musician’s Company Carnwath Piano Scholarship.

    Rondo for cello and piano         Dvorak

    Melancholia                                  Sibelius

    Adagio and Allegro                     Schumann

    Sonata for cello and piano        Chopin

     

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