Marshall moved to Birmingham, Al in 1991 to continue his education at UAB where he received his B.S degree in natural sciences and was a member of Theta Chi fraternity.
He enlisted in the Army National guard at the age of 17 and spent 6 years in the infantry and 4 years in the dental corp.
Marshall grew up in Panama City, Fl where he graduated from Rutherford High School and Gulf Coast State College. My goal is to make cello playing easier and more physically natural, so the student is able to express themselves and sing through the instrument.Dr John D. My teaching focuses on improving the coordination between the opposing motions of the two hands. Marshall is in the final stages of completing a cello transcription of Mozart’s Concerto for Bassoon, as well as a method book focusing on coordination exercises for string players.
Marshall was selected twice to participate in the prestigious Piatigorsky Cello Seminar. He has been a prizewinner in numerous competitions, including those sponsored by WAMSO(Minnesota Orchestra), the Union League Civic and Arts Foundation, and the Chicago Cello Society. His doctoral dissertation focuses on music for two cellos and orchestra. Marshall is a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy, and received degrees from Indiana, Yale, and Northwestern Universities, studying with Janos Starker, Aldo Parisot, and Hans Jensen. Video of CELLObration and cello ensemble at Interlochen is available on YouTube. Paradox has also been featured on public television, and recently recorded a session of Paradox & Son with James Marshall on viola.Īn advocate of cello ensemble, Marshall created the annual CELLObration Spokane festival, which brings together over 60 student and professional cellists for a day of learning and performing music for cello ensemble. The Paradox duo has also filmed two unique music videos featuring their own arrangements of music by Jimi Hendrix and Paul Desmond. Marshall has recorded and produced three compact discs albums of music for cello and bassoon with his wife and musical partner, Lynne Feller-Marshall. As part of a pandemic project, Marshall video recorded Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons with prominent soloist colleagues and the EWU Orchestra. With the SSO, Marshall has appeared as a soloist over 20 times. He is also a conductor for the Spokane Youth Symphony. John Marshall is the Director of Orchestra/Professor of Cello at Eastern Washington University (EWU) and Principal Cellist with the Spokane Symphony Orchestra (SSO).
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