Thalia Moore:
CLASS OF 1975
Wilson High SchoolClass of 1975
Washington, DC
Juilliard School - MusicClass of 1980
New york, NY
New School of MusicClass of 1976
Philadelphia, PA
Deal Junior High SchoolClass of 1972
Washington, DC
Thalia's Story
Life
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Thalia Moore is a native of Washington D.C. She began her cello studies
with Robert Hofmekler, and after only 5 years of study appeared as soloist
with the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington at the Kennedy Center
Concert Hall. She attended the Juilliard School of Music as a scholarship student
of Lynn Harrell, and received her BachelorÂs and MasterÂs Degrees in 1979 and 1980.
While at Juilliard, she was the recipient of the Walter and Elsie Naumberg
Scholarship, and won first prize in the National Arts and Letters String Competition.
Since 1982, Ms. Moore has been Associate Principal Cellist of the
San Francisco Opera Orchestra, and in 1989 joined the cello section of the
San Francisco Ballet Orchestra. She has continued to concertize extensively,
appearing as soloist at Avery Fisher Hall, (Lincoln Center), Carnegie Recital Hall,
Kennedy Center Terrace Theater, Herbst Theater, (San Francisco), and San Francisco
Legion of Honor, among others. She has also performed as guest artist ...Expand for more
at the Olympic
Music Festival, (Seattle, Washington), the Grand Teton Music Festival, and the Music
in the Vineyards Chamber Music Festival. In 1991, Ms. Moore appeared in the last
episode of the TV series, Midnight Caller, and in 1993 was featured as soloist with
the San Francisco Chamber Symphony under the direction of Roger Norrington.
In 1996, she performed one of the first Bay Area performances of the composerÂs
version of TchaikovskyÂs Rococo Variations with the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra.
In 1998, she was named a Cowles Visiting Artist at Grinnell College, Iowa, and in
1999 and 2001 won election to the Board of Governors of the National Academy of
Recording Arts and Sciences.
As a member of Earplay and the Empyrean Ensemble, she has recorded works
by Mario Davidovsky, Maria Niederberger, Ross Bauer, Cindy Cox, Jorge
Liderman, and David Rakowski. She has presented numerous premieres of works
,including the 2005 world premiere of Laws of Motion, a concerto by Richard Festinger,
written especially for her.
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