Georgia Bourderionnet, cello

New Orleans-born French-American cellist Georgia Bourderionnet has performed in a variety of orchestral, solo, and chamber music settings across the USA and France as well as in Canada and South Korea. She appears as a section cellist in Miami's New World Symphony and regularly performs as a guest in the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra's cello section. An avid performer of contemporary music, she has appeared in Eastman's Musica Nova and OSSIA ensembles and has premiered a large number of works by both emerging and established composers of new music. She has participated in numerous music festivals, including the Atlantic Music Festival, where she was awarded a fellowship in the contemporary music ensemble, the Texas Music Festival, Orford Musique, National Youth Orchestra of the USA, Orchestre des Jeunes du Centre, and MusicAlta in France. She graduated from the Eastman School of Music in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in performance and is currently pursuing a Master's degree at the Manhattan School of Music. Her principal teachers include Jeanne Jaubert (Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra), Jee Yeoun Ko (New Orleans Center for Creative Arts), David Ying (Ying Quartet), and Philippe Muller (Manhattan School of Music).

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