Constantine Janello

Bio

Constantine Janello is a cellist whose work centers on chamber music performance and pedagogy. He recently completed a residency with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s Chamber Music Program, earning a Master of Music degree under the guidance of Jennifer Culp. During his time in California, he performed on a 1730 Francesco Goffriller cello on loan and collaborated with distinguished artists including the Míro Quartet, Inon Barnatan, the L’Arc Trio, and members of the Esmé Quartet. He also served as a section cellist with the Stockton Symphony and performed regularly with Opera San José, the Santa Cruz Symphony, and the Fresno Philharmonic.

Janello holds a Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance from the McDuffie Center for Strings, where he studied with Julie Albers, Richard Aaron, and Leo Singer. As a Robert McDuffie Scholarship recipient, he performed in the Fabian Chamber Concert Series alongside leading chamber musicians.

A dedicated educator, he maintains a private studio and coaches chamber music at the San Domenico Preparatory Music School.