Daryl Giuliano

Cellist Daryl Giuliano is quickly developing her career as soloist and chamber musician with a passion for music that brought her to study in Paris, France and then to London, where she obtained her Master of Music degree from the Royal Academy of Music, where she studied in the studio of Felix Schmidt. Originally from Canada, she began her studies at the piano before beginning the cello at the age of twelve with Glenn Fischbach in the United States. In 2005, Daryl won the Armstrong Atlantic Youth Orchestra's Concerto Competition and performed as soloist with them the following spring. Since that time, she has also appeared as soloist with the Amici Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestre du Conservatoire de Bourg-la-Reine/Sceaux. She has performed in master classes for Maria Kliegel, Anssi Karttunen, Robert Cohen, Colin Carr, Mihai Tetel, Michel Strauss, Valérie Aimard, Andres Diaz, Jeffrey Solow, Astrid Schween, and Manuel Fischer-Dieskau. Daryl is a founding member of Ondine String Quartet and Trio Sonorité with whom she performs regularly. Daryl has partnered with many composers and debuted "Tango for Solo Cello" by Doug Farrell and "Suite Tectonic" by Hanna Lisa Steffanson. As a chamber musician, she has concertized with Chamber Cartel, a new-music ensemble based in Atlanta, Georgia. She has also recorded for a pop album for the group Besides Daniel, and given concerts with Magnets and Ghosts, Besides Daniel, and Tealights. Recent performances include a trio performances at Burgh House and “Music at St. Mary’s” in Aylesbury with Trio Sonorité, Charlton House with Ondine Quartet, and a duo recital at St. John the Baptist in High Barnet.