Artist
U.S. Steel Cello Ensemble
6 releases · 6 collaborators · 2 labels
- Date active
- 1989 – 2022
- Relevance
- Extremely Low, very weak ties with the core cluster (here through one or more shared credits)
Bio
In 1975 Robert "Bob" Rutman (born 15 May 1931) disbanded his first group Central Maine Power Music Company and started the US Steel Cello Ensemble in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he lived for 14 years. The Ensemble toured North America and Europe.
In 1989 Rutman relocated to Berlin where he was born.
In April 2019, after a 10-year hiatus and on the occasion of the reissue of their release Noise In The Library, Rutman, Orlansky and then Dorsch –members of their most prolific line-up– reunited to perform several concerts in Germany.
In 1989 Rutman relocated to Berlin where he was born.
In April 2019, after a 10-year hiatus and on the occasion of the reissue of their release Noise In The Library, Rutman, Orlansky and then Dorsch –members of their most prolific line-up– reunited to perform several concerts in Germany.
Members
Robert Rutman
15
Stephanie Wolff
7
Alex Dorsch
7
Daniel Orlansky
6
David Zaig
Rex Morrill
Jim Van Denakker
Suzanne Bresler
Charles Andre Meury
U.S. Steel Cello Ensemble (Artist)
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Year
Label
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 2022 Preview: No Label: Putojefe Records
Role: Authorship
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 2018 Preview: No Label: Putojefe Records
Role: Authorship
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 2018 Preview: No Label:
Role: Authorship
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 2018 Preview: No Label:
Role: Authorship
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 2018 Preview: No Label: Putojefe Records
Role: Authorship
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Noise In The LibraryYear: 1989 Preview: No Label: Rutdog Records
Role: Authorship