Cellist Jonathan Miller, a 30-year veteran of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is the founder and Artistic Director of the Boston Artists Ensemble. Solo appearances include the Boston Pops, the Hartford Symphony, and the American Cello Congress at the invitation of Rostropovitch. He has toured the county as a member of the New York String Sextet. Mr. Miller has served on the faculty of the New England Conservatory and the Boston Conservatory, and currently teaches at the Tanglewood Music Center. He as recorded the complete Beethoven Sonatas on the Centaur label.

Miller has over the years collaborated in many chamber music concerts with distinguished musicians including: violinists Renaud Capucon, Eugene Drucker, Hillary Hahn, Daniel Phillips, Gil Shaham and Joel Smirnoff; violists Yuri Bashment, Roberto Diaz, Paul Doktor, James Dunham, and Kim Kashkashian; and pianists Emanuel Ax and Garrick Ohlson. He is a member of the Gramercy Trio, which has twice received glowing reviews in the New York Times for its New York City performances.

Jonathan Miller
Cellist - * Boston Symphony Orchestra * Gramercy Trio * Boston Artists Ensemble

“When I was first introduced to Dogal VIVALDI strings, I thrilled with the high quality and warm brilliant sound.   They are easy to play, have very good response in all dynamics, and really last.   All together, VIVALDI is the best choice for me, for chamber music as well as my concert orchestral performances."

Erich Schagerl
Concert Violinist - Wiener Philharmoniker, Vienna