Viola da Gamba
Our historical performance division offers rigorous study and private instruction in 13 instruments, including viola da gamba. Coursework involves applied study on historical instruments, music history, music theory, performance practice, plus a wide range of performance opportunities, including recitals, concerts, and tours.
Program Facts
- Program Type: Major, Minor
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- Bachelor of Music (BM)
- Master of Music (MM)
- Division: Historical Performance
Program Director
Mark Edwards,
Associate Professor of Harpsichord
Quick Links
Oberlin Baroque Orchestra
There are nearly 500 concerts on campus each year ranging from student, faculty, and guest recitals to small ensemble concerts to performances by the more than 25 student large ensembles, including the Oberlin Baroque Orchestra. From concert to improvisatory music, computer-generated electronic to acoustic, time-tested compositions to newly composed works, the college and conservatory present music that satisfies any interest.
Performance EnsemblesViola da Gamba Faculty
Our historical performance faculty are accomplished teachers, historians, and musicians, who maintain active performance schedules, both on and off campus.
One of the most enriching aspects here is the access students and faculty have to the instrument collections at the Conservatory. By experiencing music through the tools available to musicians and composers of the past, students can deepen their understanding of history, interpretation, and context.
Rebecca Landell, Visiting Assistant Professor of Viola da Gamba and Baroque Cello
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Rebecca Landell
Visiting Assistant Professor of Viola da Gamba and Baroque Cello
Viola da Gamba News
Oberlin Alumni Honored with Awards at 61st Grammys
February 11, 2019
She Wrote the Book on BPI
December 20, 2018
Frank Talk About Injuries
June 28, 2017
