Dave Eggar

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Dave Eggar, a cellist, pianist, and composer, is an American cellist, pianist, and composer.

Early life

Eggar was a musical prodigy as a child, playing the cello and piano at age three and then performing as a singer and actor on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera at age seven. He studied at the Juilliard School and later graduated from Harvard University and the Juilliard School's Doctoral Program. He debuted in Carnegie Hall at 15 years as the youngest winner of the Artists International competition in history. He has appeared around the world as a classical soloist, including appearances at Avery Fisher Hall, Carnegie Hall, London's Barbican Center, the Paris Opera, and the Hollywood Bowl. In fact, Dave's cello is leading the way at the top of Coldplay's "Viva La Vida." He is the winner of the prestigious Sony Elevated Standards Awards for Excellence in Classical Music. Eggar has performed with the Thailand Philharmonic, The Melbourne Symphony, The Aspen Festival Orchestra, The Aspen Festival Orchestra, The Aspen Orchestra, The Juilliard Orchestra, The Aspen Festival Orchestra, The Aspen Symphony, Phiharmonia Virtuosi, the Queensland Symphony, Phiharmonia Virtuosi, The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, and The New York Philharmonic.

Eggar, a virtuoso on both piano and cello, has performed, recorded, and arranged for musicians including Phillip Phillips, Tony Bennett, Lindsey Stirling, Joshua Groban, Matte Smith, Aston Martin, Matthew Turner, George Bennett, Margaret Stewart, James Taylor, Peter Griffin, Patti Smith, Matthew Brown, Joseph Bess, Patti Smith, Stephen Perry, Samuel Ferguson, Miranda Montejin, Thomas Bennett, Johanna Flack, Matthew

Eggar's work is prominently featured on Esperanza Spalding's Grammy-winning album Chamber Music Society and Frank Ocean's Channel Orange, to a point. Dave toured extensively in 2012-2015 as a regular member of the Phillip Phillips Band (winning of American Idol 2011). He has appeared with singer Amy Lee and Evanescence as the solo cellist. He appears on tour with Deoro's own band and the Craig St Ramblers. Mr. Eggar, 2017-2019 Saw him on tour with Evanescence around the world as part of the "Synthesis" tour. The Evanescence/Lindsey Stirling co-bill tour in 31 Cities began with Chuck Palmer in summer 2018. Cellogram's self-titled EP peaked at No. 2 on the World Music iTunes Charts.

Mr. Eggar's own album, Kingston Morning (produced by Chuck Palmer), was nominated for a Grammy in 2011 for their version of Michael Brecker's epic "Itsbynne Reel" from the artist. The team's new album, "Deoro XX," received the Popular Voting Award for World Beat at the Independent Music Awards the following year. Mr. Eggar has had a long association with Chesky Records, including David Chesky's recording "String Theory: The Concertos of David Chesky," which was nominated for a Grammy, and producing and releasing "String Theory: The Concertos of David Chesky," which won Best Classical Record at the Independent Music Awards (2012). Aftermath: Music from and Inspired by the film War Story is a series by Evanescence composer and front woman Amy Lee. The team arranged the score to Marc Jackson's film and then released Aftermath as a soundtrack with bonus tracks. Aftermath debuted at No. No. 1, he debuted at No. 4 for a reason. Billboard's Soundtrack Charts & No. 3 and No. 3 were among the Billboard Soundtrack Charts. Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart, 47 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart.

Mr. Eggar, a founding member of the FLUX string quartet, has premiered over 100 works by contemporary composers including Morton Feldman, Charles Ives, John Cage, Alvin Lucier, Robert Paterson, Conlon Nancarrow, Conlon Nancarrow, Conlon Nancarrow, Gabriel Robert Reynolds, Somei Satoh, Gregg Kallor, Elliot Sharp, and many others. He has appeared with numerous contemporary classical music ensembles, and he is now a core member of the highly acclaimed American Modern Ensemble in New York City.

In the worlds of dance and film, Eggar's compositions and performances can be heard. He has performed with the New York City Ballet, the Jose Limon Company, On Guard, Pendulum Aerial Arts, Shen Wei Dance, San Francisco Ballet, and Complexions Contemporary Ballet. Chuck Palmer's "The Way of the Rain" was a project that he created in collaboration with Bylle Redford, Will Calhoun, Chuck Palmer, and special guest Robert Redford in 2014-2015. This rare exhibition, which sparks a rich discussion of music, visual arts, and dance, was on display at the Complex in Salt Lake City Utah in January 2015 as part of the Sundance Film Festival's official Special Events Selection. Eggar has received fellowships and prizes from ASCAP, The Leonard Bernstein Foundation, National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, The MacDowell Colony, Yaddo, Japan/Uni Friendship Commission, National Endowment for the Arts, and several others.

When not on stage, Dave is an avid Karate student and attends the Shotojuku Dojo in Astoria, where he studies Shotokan with senseis Kai Leung, James Luk, and Eddie Nieto. Eggar earned his Black Belt from the Shotojuku Dojo on January 17, 2016.

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