Amit Peled and the Peabody Cello Gang perform a new arrangement of Bohemian Rhapsody for six cellos. The five young cellists are students in Peled’s studio at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.
They are Jiaoyang Xu, Mafalda Santos, Joseph Staten, Ismael Guerrero, and Tzu-Jou Yeh
The arrangement, commissioned by Peled for the Peabody Cello Gang, is by Justin Boyer and the sheet-music is available here.
More on the Cello Gang: http://www.amitpeled.com/peabodypeledcellogang
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