Cellist Louise Dubin with cellist Julia Bruskin and pianist Dena Levine

Music at Asbury is delighted to celebrate the release of the album, Passages, featuring French cello music from the early 19th century to today. The album includes works by Debussy, Faure, Hersant, Koechlin, Poulenc, as well as world premiere recordings of pieces by Chopin and Auguste Franchomme.

An “artist of refined taste and musicianship” (Strad Magazine), Louise Dubin's festival appearances include Norfolk, BargeMusic, Tanglewood, Savannah, and Caramoor. With Stefon Harris’ African Tarantella nonet she’s played Carnegie Hall, Jazz Standard, and Chicago’s Symphony Hall. Solo performances in Paris at Salle Gaveau, Reid Hall, CRR, and the International Cello Festival (Beauvais). She's premiered 4 works by Roger Stubblefield, including his Divertissement for Cello and Orchestra in New York (2023). Formerly Principal Cellist of Charleston Symphony and Auckland Philharmonic, she now performs with Radio City, Broadway shows, Baltimore and NJ Symphonies, and many other ensembles. Her album The Franchomme Project was acclaimed in Canada, UK, France and the US, where Strings Magazine hailed it "rare musical treat that unfolds with radiant energy.” Her book Selected Works by Auguste Franchomme (Dover Publications) was a Palisca award nominee. Louise Dubin has been featured on NPR’s Classical Tracks, Classical Classroom, Radio France, and Performance Today.

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