Cellist Najette Abouelhadi performs as an orchestral and chamber musician in the US and abroad. In recent seasons she has appeared in her native Boston as well as in Italy, Canada, Korea, California, and diverse cities along the East Coast, especially in Baltimore, where she now resides. Her all-embracing repertoire ranges from classical favorites to adventurous new works. She has been principal cellist in Baltimore-based Symphony No. 1, Peabody Concert Orchestra, and the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, CA. She was a founding member of the Adorno String Quartet, selected for public masterclasses, and performances by invitation from the Charleston Symphony League, as well as the Beethoven Institute in New York City. She has performed in concert with David Daniels, Denyce Graves, Marina Piccinini, and other great musicians of our time. Through her love of collaboration she was invited to join the Norwegian 1B1 ensemble on their New York tour, and SONAR new music ensemble based in Baltimore.

Chamber Music Repertoire:
Barber: Dover Beach, String Quartet
Bartok: String Quartet no. 4
Beethoven: String Quartet Op. 18 no.1, Op. 95,C Minor String Trio
Borodin: String Quartet
Brahms: C minor and G minor Piano Quintets, Clarinet Quintet, Clarinet Trio
Chopin: Piano Trio
Debussy: String Quartet
Dvorak: "American" Quartet, "Dumky Trio", Terzetto
Gabriella Lena Franck: Andes
Haydn: "Emperor" Quartet, “Sunrise” Quartet, Op 71, no 3
Hindemith: String Quartet
Kriesler: String Quartet
Mendelssohn: Octet, Piano Trio in D Minor, String Quartet in A Minor
Rachmaninoff: "Elegiac" Trio
Rochberg: String Quartet No. 6
Saint-Saens: Piano Trio
Schubert: Cello Quintet in C Major, "Death and the Maiden"
C. Schumann: Piano Trio
Caroline Shaw: By and By
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence

Sonatas:
Barber
Beethoven Sonatas no. 2,3,4
Brahms: E Major
Chopin
Debussy
Franceour
Grieg
Shostakovich Sonata

Recital Repertoire:
Bach: Cello Suites 1,2,3,4
Bloch: "Prayer" from a Jewish Life
Faure: Papillon; Elegie
Martinu: Variations on a Theme by Paganini
Saint-Saens: "The Swan"
Schumann: Fantasy Pieces; Adagio and Allegro
Walton: Passacaglia