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Pianist/Harpist
Piano · Harp
Camille DaSilva is a harpist, pianist, and B3 organist based in Columbia, Tennessee. A professional touring member of the internationally acclaimed Annie Moses Band, she has performed at venues including Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry. An award-winning classical musician trained by distinguished master pedagogues, Camille is also a published author of short fiction. She lives in Columbia with her husband, James, and their six children.
Biography
On Camille.
Camille DaSilva is a harpist, pianist, and B3 organist based in Columbia, Tennessee. She performs professionally as a member of the internationally acclaimed Annie Moses Band, with whom she has toured extensively across the United States. The ensemble has released numerous recordings, including the chart-topping American Rhapsody and This Glorious Christmas, and has been featured in two national PBS specials, including the Emmy-nominated The Art of the Love Song. Camille made her performance debut with the group at both Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry.
An award-winning classical pianist and harpist, Camille has studied with distinguished master pedagogues. Her harp studies include work with Emily Mitchell of the Eastman School of Music, Licia Jaskunas of Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and Eastman, and Marian Shaffer of Vanderbilt University. In piano, she has studied with Amy Dorfman of Indiana University, Dr. Jerome Reed of The Catholic University of America and Middle Tennessee State University, and Viktoria Mushkatkol, whose training includes the Kiev Music School, the Saint Petersburg Conservatory, the University of Illinois, and the Juilliard School.
In addition to her performance career, Camille is also a published author of short fiction. She makes her home in Columbia, Tennessee, with her husband, James DaSilva, and their six children.