“Violinist Joshua Brown, cellist Tommy Mesa and the Viano Quartet will all receive grants worth $25,000 (£19,200) ‘to be used for specific needs in advancing a career’.”
Tommy Mesa receives Lincoln Center’s 2025 Avery Fisher Career Grant Read More »
“Tommy’s artistry and versatility as a cellist, combined with his innovative approach to performance and dedication to teaching, will bring tremendous energy to Manhattan School of Music”
Cellist Tommy Mesa Joins Faculty at Manhattan School of Music Read More »
“…Tommy Mesa gave Tucson a masterclass in virtuosic playing.”
Tucson Symphony delivers old and new — and a surprise Read More »
“The LSO brings in compelling and charismatic soloists, but Mesa is in a category all his own.”
Magic in our midst Read More »
“With brilliant solo work, Mesa took rich and rewarding artistic ownership…”
Sphinx Virtuosi Resplendent In Newport Opening Read More »
“Mesa, a young and charismatic Cuban-American cellist, tears into each piece like there’s no tomorrow and has already performed with top orchestras worldwide”
Lansing Symphony Orchestra: ‘Not to be missed’ Read More »
As the TSO’s Artist in Residence, Cuban-American cellist Tommy Mesa will perform TWO concertos, juxtaposing classic Haydn with the recent Divided
by Jessie Montgomery. The composer describes Divided
”…in both works, Mesa made it clear that both marvelous technique and captivating interpretation are a part of his music storytelling ability.”
KSO and Guests Deliver Sweeping Scale and Delicious Details in Dvořák and Tchaikovsky Read More »
