An AFTERNOON of Solo Cello
A Fundraising Event Benefiting Musaics Cellist Nick Reeves
Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 4:30 pm [doors open at 4pm]
Oakland (address provided upon RSVP) | Suggested Donation: $100 p/p
Join us at the home of Sharona Barzilay for an evening of food, wine and music featuring cellist Nick Reeves. Doors Open at 4:00 PM with music to follow at 4:30 PM. A buffet dinner will immediately follow the concert.
Nick has participated in many Musaics of the Bay projects and residencies over the years, and he is beloved by our community not only for his gorgeous cello playing, but also for the warmth of his personality.
All proceeds from this event will go towards helping Nick pay to attend a cello festival this summer. We hope you will join us in celebrating and supporting Nick!
All contributions are tax-deductible!
If you cannot make this event, but you’d still like to support Nick, please consider making a donation by clicking below!
ABOUT NICK REEVES
Nick Reeves is a cellist from Oakland, California with interests in chamber, solo, and experimental genres. As a chamber musician, he attended Sphinx Performance Academy for three years and made appearances performing at venues, such as the Obama White House in 2016 and the NAMM show in 2017.
As a soloist, Nick loves performing the Bach Cello Suites and has appeared at The Oakland Symphony’s Mixtape series and Yo-Yo Ma’s 2018 Oakland Block Party. While involved with Musaics of the Bay, Nick has premiered 4 works and collaborated with Tanya Tomkins, Peter Myers, Nigel Armstrong, Audrey Vardanega and Gabriel Cabezas. Nick has also been heard on “Revolutions Per Minute”, hosted by pianist Sarah Cahill.
Apart from his main focus as a classical musician, Nick loves Jazz and experimental music. In these genres, he has played in an experimental music group backing poet Gregg Eisenberg and frequently collaborates and records with, friend and saxophonist Nathan Nakadegawa-Lee. Nick is currently studying with Richard Hirschl at Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts.