Carrying on a Spanish Cello Legacy: Danielle Cho at TEDxFulbright

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Cellist Danielle Cho performs Prelude -- Fantasia and Intermezzo e Danza Finale by Gaspar Cassadó, a virtuosic piece filled with Spanish melodies and flamboyance.


Fulbright from the US to Spain, 2006. Cellist and Co-Founder, Sound Impact. As a Korean-American, Danielle has developed an extraordinary career as a performing cellist with the National Philharmonic, Washington National Opera, and her own, dynamic chamber group, Sound Impact, a group that endeavors to bridge art and human values.


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