Biography
Cellist Margaret Parkins has played with many of NYC's top downtown creative scene musicians. Originally from a musical family in Michigan -- sisters Sara and Andrea and cousin Zeena are all professional musicians, too -- Parkins received her bachelor's degree from Eastman Conservatory, and went on to get her doctorate from State University of New York at Stony Brook. During these years, her main teachers were Timothy Eddy and Steven Doane. Parkins appears on various '90s releases, including her involvement in Guy Klucevsek's Bantam Orchestra, as heard on the beautiful Stolen Memories released by Tzadik in 1996. The late '90s found Parkins actively performing in Southern California, and teaching in the music departments of Southern California College and the University of California, Irvine. ~ Joslyn Layne, Rovi



 
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Jeff Gauthier, Maggie Parkins - The Gigue is Up
“On Being Wrong” played by Maggie Parkins
Nathalie Joachim, Dam Mwen Yo, 2016 , cello and recorded voices Maggie Parkins, cello
Bill Alves: resonant halls of memory performed by Maggie Parkins
Maggie Parkins plays NN by Federico Llach for cello electronics and video
Jeff Gauthier & Maggie Parkins - Release (Official Audio)
For Tomorrow -composer Robin Cox, cellist Maggie Parkins
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