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Helen Greenfield on cello along with guitar playing acoustic classic rock - a perfect choice for corporate events, parties and receptions.
Helen Greenfield is originally from Wilmington Island, Savannah, Georgia, where she began the study of cello at age ten. She earned her Bachelor of Music degree from Columbus State University, studying with Donovan Schumacher, former principal cellist of the Atlanta Symphony. She then completed her Master´s degree in Music from Montclair State College, where she studied with Chaim Zemach, cellist with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
Ms. Greenfield has toured Canada and New York state and has appeared in New York City at the Lincoln Center as part of the Chataqua Festival Orchestra. She has performed as principal cellist of the San Marcos Symphony in Phoenix, Arizona where she was also a founding member of the Café String Quartet, an ensemble that premiered contemporary music.
Currently, Helen Greenfield freelances throughout the Southeast, performing Solo Cello with a unique blend of original arrangements of classical, jazz, and popular tunes to showcase the lush, chordal richness of the cello as a solo instrument. She also performs regularly with the La Mer Violin and Cello Duo, The Christopher Teves Trio (classical guitar, flute, & cello), the Savannah Symphony, and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra. She also teaches private cello lessons.
Ramblin' Man
Something The Beatles
Acoustic Classic Rock
Can't You See? Marshall Tucker
Carolina in My Mind, James Taylor
Carry On Wayward Son, Kansas
Cinnamon Girl, Neil Young
Tuesday Afternoon, Moody Blues
Come Sail Away, Styx
Country Road, James Taylor
Dog & Butterfly, Heart
Dust In The Wind, Kansas
Eleanor Rigby, Beatles
Fly Like An Eagle, Steve Miller
Heart Of Gold, Neil Young
Lay Down Sally, Eric Clapton
Layla, Eric Clapton
Long & Winding Road, Beatles
Melissa, Allman Brothers
Money, Pink Floyd
Nights In White Satin, Moody Blues
Ohio, Neil Young
I Feel Fine, Beatles
Old Man, Neil Young
Ramblin' Man, Allman Bothers
Scarborough Fair, Simon and Garfunkel
Something, George Harrison
Southern Cross, Crosby, Stills & Nash
Story In Your Eyes, Moody Blues
Sweet Baby James, James Taylor
Tuesday Afternoon, Moody Blues
Whiter Shade Of Pale, Pocal Harem
When I´m Sixty-four, Beatles
Yesterday, Beatles
You Are The Sunshine Of My Life, Stevie Wonder
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