Dr. Su × Cello
Because Dr. Su stands on the stage himself, he knows what performers actually care about. What follows is the performance record — recitals, concertos and chamber music — with recordings where they exist.
The complete Bach Suites — six suites, one evening
Bach's cello suites are six sets of six movements. Ever since Pablo Casals brought them back into the world's hands they have been treated as both the bible and the Everest of the instrument, and they contain about as much of nature and of a human life as music can hold.
Playing them feels to him like climbing a mountain that has an unlimited number of routes up it. Every climb shows you different scenery, and leaves you in a different frame of mind.
He built the programme around six threads — the beginner's mind, the search for meaning, joy and passion, the tower of wisdom, the valley, and rebirth — hoping the evening would send people home with something.
Bach Tensegrity — complete Bach Cello Suites, live recording — YouTube
Both recitals were injury-prevention events
These two solo recitals doubled as performing-arts injury awareness concerts.
The February 2025 recital was the second of these. The first was in July 2022.
Dr. Su spoke about injury prevention at both, and contributed all the proceeds to workshops for musicians.
Cello recital
Schumann — Five Pieces in Folk Style, Op. 102
Recording — YouTubeSchubert — Arpeggione Sonata, D. 821
Recording — YouTubeChopin — Cello Sonata in G minor, Op. 65
Recording — YouTubeWith orchestra
- 2025.12.18 — Weiwuying Concert Hall, Kaohsiung, with the MedVoice Chamber Orchestra
- 2020.12.13 — Weiwuying Concert Hall, Kaohsiung, with the Asian Doctors Symphony Orchestra
- 2019.03.12 — National Concert Hall, Taipei, with the MedVoice Chamber Orchestra
2023 — Haydn, Cello Concerto No. 1 in C major
First movement, with the Xia Lu Festival Chamber Orchestra, August 2023.
Watch the performance — YouTube
2017 — Harp quintet
2 September 2017, Playhouse, National Taichung Theater · 5 September 2017, Recital Hall, National Concert Hall, Taipei.
As a cellist, I know we need a healthier environment for performing artists. As a doctor, I know I can bring key medical knowledge into the performing world. Together, we can make a difference.
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