Biography
Susan Robison, Cellist, is an active performer and dedicated teacher whose career reflects a lifelong commitment to musical excellence and education. She began her cello studies at the prestigious Indiana University String Academy under the tutelage of Susan Moses before continuing her training with Mihai Tetel and Tanya Remenikova. Throughout her studies, she won numerous competitions and appeared as a soloist with orchestras. Robison holds the position of Cello Instructor at the College of the Holy Cross and maintains a full studio of cello students at The Hartt Community Division, University of Hartford. An active chamber musician, she performs regularly with colleagues in recitals and concerts throughout the New England region. Passionate about helping musicians develop both artistically and personally, Robison is a guest presenter for the University of Hartford's course on The Creative Process and has designed and teaches a performance skills class series for students at The Hartt Community Division. In addition, Robison is an advocate for under represented composers and notably curated and performed in “Women With Resolve”, a chamber music concert at the Hill-Stead Museum alongside their exhibit “Women Born in 1867”. She regularly presents masterclasses at universities, cello schools, workshops, and summer music festivals throughout the United States, where she is recognized for her engaging and insightful approach to teaching.