Learning to Play
an instrument has many proven benefits. Music assists in children’s emotional and intellectual development and enriches our lives. It is a craft which fosters strength and patience, exploring the great dimensions of time, rhythm, energy and motion. A universal language, music is a bridge-building skill to take pride in.
works for 'CELLO and PIANO
- Pergolesi's ' Nina' - g minor
- Kreisler's 'Rondino'- G major
- Zigeunerweisen- Score and technical studies
- "Flight of the Bumblebee"- Transcribed by Bryant
- Tchaikovsky's 6 French Songs
- Francoeur 'Sonata #4'
CELLO Ensembles arr. by Bryant
- Ikufube's 'Gojira' theme from the 1954 film
- Stand by Me
- When Johnny Comes Marching Home
- Ode to Joy- a duet for the first 'cello recital
Teaching
Cellist and teacher, Nada Radulovich is an experienced mentor for students of all ages. Former faculty positions include the Westchester Conservatory, North Shore Suzuki Institute and the Trinity School. Maintaining a studio in New York, Nada welcomes students to her virtual classroom from across the country and world via Zoom and FaceTime. Community outreach concerts have always been a focal point for Nada’s in her activities as a performer and teacher, and class leader. In this time of limited interactions, students are prepared for local and state auditions and share group studio performances through YouTube, Acapella and Zoom.
In addition to degrees from Smith College, Manhattan School of Music and the Peabody Institute, Nada has completed extensive Suzuki Teacher Training, and continues to seek out new ideas and clarify her approach to young students through the Suzuki community. To inquire about lessons, please contact Nada at nradulovich@gmail.com
Outreach
Motivated by a love of music and the bridges/connection that music builds



Recordings
"A fine ear opener throughout" - midwestrecord.com
"Vibrant, ... engaging" - infodad.com
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