Studying Cello at Lamont
As a cello student at Lamont, you’ll be part of a passionate, tightly knit community where your individual goals truly matter. Whether you dream of performing on the world’s stages, becoming a master teacher, or shaping a unique musical career, Lamont is where that journey begins.
Your weekly schedule is anchored by private lessons tailored specifically to your strengths, challenges, and musical goals. You’ll also participate in a weekly cello studio class and a collaborative string class, both of which build a community of growth. These are safe, encouraging spaces where feedback flows freely and support is constant. It’s in these sessions that you’ll learn not only how to perform better, but how to grow with and learn from others.
Performance is central to life at Lamont. As a student, you’ll be on stage regularly, growing more confident and expressive with every appearance. Lamont also offers exceptional opportunities outside of performance. Cello students—both graduate and undergraduate—can earn their Suzuki teaching certification while completing their degree, gaining a powerful credential and a foundation for a meaningful teaching career.
Outside the studio, opportunities abound. Lamont’s size allows for personalized attention and meaningful connections, while the city of Denver offers a vibrant music scene with regional orchestras, gigs, and teaching opportunities. Our students are active performers in the community and often get paid work before they even graduate.
If you’re looking for a place to grow as a musician, artist, and individual, Lamont offers a vibrant and supportive home.