Theodore Hom

Theodore Hom is a cellist with the San Gabriel Symphony, was a fellow of the California Young Artists Symphony, and has subbed with the Huntington Beach Symphony and Roudaki Orchestra. 

He has performed under the batons of Gustavo Dudamel, Rafeal Payare, David Chan, Shardad Rohani, Mei Anne Chen, Josep Caballé Domenech and Johannes Muller Stosch in Europe and Asia as well as iconic US venues such as Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Tanglewood Music Center, Moores Opera House, Segerstrom Concert Hall, and Ambassador Auditorium.

Theodore has performed in masterclasses for a wide array of distinguished artists, such as Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Paul Watkins, Robert DeMaine, Ronald Leonard, Andrew Shulman, Brinton Smith, Wei Yu, John Walz, Richard Aaron, and Eugene Drucker.

Currently, Theodore studies with Dr. David Garrett of the Los Angeles Philharmonic at CSULB. At the university, he serves as the principal cellist of the Conservatory’s Symphony Orchestra and is a selected member of the University String Quartet.

In addition to performing, Theodore is a dedicated educator. He has held teaching positions with the Saturday Conservatory of Music and Belmont Music Studio, and he currently teaches through “The Youth Center” in the Los Alamitos School District and maintians a private studio in Long Beach.