James Todd

Cellist Wayne Todd was created into a music family members in Denver, CO. His great-grandfather was a cellist and his grandfather a violinist and conductor. At age five, he performed mandolin in an organization led by his siblings. He started piano lessons in the next grade and turned to cello in the 4th grade. In senior high school, he was an associate of Denver’s All-City Orchestra each year. He started college in the University or college of Denver, but moved after a 12 months to Metropolitan Condition University of Denver. While learning business education there, he was the main cellist in the orchestra as well as the chamber ensemble. He graduated magna cum laude having a B.S. level running a business, but continued to a profession in music that discovered him using the Denver Symphony and several visiting music artists. Todd became primary cellist using the Arapahoe Philharmonic in Denver. Furthermore to his traditional function, he also supported an array of touring pop performers if they ceased in Denver, included in this Ray Charles, Led Zeppelin, Yes, Brian Wilson, Yanni, Stevie Question, Linda Ronstadt, and Smokey Robinson. He was also area of the backup group for vocalist/songwriter Celeste Krenz in concert and on record, and made an appearance on three albums by modern group Music for Candles. Todd’s debut single album, Calm Beauty, features his very own compositions. Supported by pianist William Morse, he overdubs several cello parts, turning the cello right into a business lead instrument. The record premiered in 2005 on Todd’s very own Celloman Information label.