Cellist, Julieanne MacLean Tehan, has a vibrant musical career in the Chicago area. She is a professional member of the Elmhurst Symphony, performs with the Rockford Symphony, the College Church concert series, the Glen Ellyn Wheaton Chorale, frequently plays in churches around the Chicago area, and is a valued chamber musician for many community events such as weddings or gatherings. She has also been recently featured as guest soloist with College of Dupage Orchestra. Julieanne participates in many recording projects with composers like Michael Scott McBride, and many others. In addition, she has significant experience with contemporary bands.
An active and passionate teacher, Julieanne is a certified Suzuki Method instructor, having completed certification in all ten Suzuki books with Tanya Carey. She is a faculty member at the Wheaton College Conservatory and also at the Community School of the Arts. She founded the chamber ensemble program at the CSA in 2007 and has also been quoted by the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
Julieanne received her bachelor degree in cello performance at the Wheaton College Conservatory and studied under Daniel Davies. She then received her Master degree at the DePaul University where she studied with Steve Balderston. She also began her continued work with Tanya Carey.
She works hard to balance her performing and teaching schedule with her family life, being the mother of two young boys, and is thankful for her children and husband's unending patience, love and support. Above all else, she remains thankful to God for blessing her with the gift of music that she may share with others.
An active and passionate teacher, Julieanne is a certified Suzuki Method instructor, having completed certification in all ten Suzuki books with Tanya Carey. She is a faculty member at the Wheaton College Conservatory and also at the Community School of the Arts. She founded the chamber ensemble program at the CSA in 2007 and has also been quoted by the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
Julieanne received her bachelor degree in cello performance at the Wheaton College Conservatory and studied under Daniel Davies. She then received her Master degree at the DePaul University where she studied with Steve Balderston. She also began her continued work with Tanya Carey.
She works hard to balance her performing and teaching schedule with her family life, being the mother of two young boys, and is thankful for her children and husband's unending patience, love and support. Above all else, she remains thankful to God for blessing her with the gift of music that she may share with others.