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Artist
A cellist since the age of nine, Texas born Rebekah Hood-Sava, migrated throughout the nation, exploring violin, cello, flute, and piano for several years before settling into serious study on the cello. Through a childhood of movement, Rebekah found her solace in music, pursuing formal study in a Bachelors and Masters at the Hartt School (Hartford, CT) with Dr. Terry King in 2005, and a Graduate Performance Certificate in 2007 at The Longy School (Cambridge, MA) with Terry King(cello) and Laura Bossert (violin/viola). Rebekah won the Miami String Quartet Competition and performed with the MSQ in 2005. In addition, Rebekah has worked with Joseph Kalichstien, Pam Frank, Charles Castleman, Bill Pruceil, Terry King, Laura Bossert, Pam Devenport, Liz Arbus, Brian Ganz, Amit Peled, The Pacifica Quartet, The Emerson Quartet, and The Miami String Quartet. Rebekah studied Suzuki Pedagogy with Pam Devenport completing her Long term teacher training in 2001. Additional training with Nancy Hair, Rick Mooney (on cello) and with Liz Arbus and Mark Mutter (on violin). Rebekah taught a handful of students as a teenager and assisted her father administratively in Metroplex Suzuki Players in Dallas,Texas. After training, Rebekah taught Suzuki lessons for The Music and Arts Center, The University of Connecticut Community School of the Arts, The Powers Music School, The Suzuki School of Newton, and The Music Stream Center, North Valley Suzuki, and The Foothills Community Music School. In 201