Meet the members of Quartette Con Brio
 | Fred Chu, Violin |
| Jo Hull, Violin |
| Cheryl Harris, Viola |
| Cami Davis, Cello |
Fred Chu |
Violinist |
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Fred Chu is Concertmaster with the Everett Symphony. Fred has a Masters degree of Music from Chicago Music College. He is former concertmaster of the Central Opera Theatre of China and of the Chicago Civic Orchestra under the baton of Sir George Solti. Recently relocated to the Pacific Northwest, he is currently teaching at the Gene Nastri School in Mukilteo, and is the String orchestra Director of Holy Rosary School in Edmonds and St. Luke’s School in Shoreline. Fred lives in Vancouver with his wife and small daughter—a beginning violinist.
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Jo Hull |
Violinist |
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Jo K. Hull is Assistant Concertmaster of the Everett Symphony, past member of Bellevue Philharmonic, and Jacksonville Symphony. Former member of Port Gardner Bay Chamber Orchestra, Jo was an integral part of the orchestra management and her participation was a part of a greater link to the community in and beyond Snohomish County. One of the founding members of Quartette Con Brio, Jo still saves time to spend with her husband Greg and (still wonderful) teenage son, John.
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Cheryl Harris |
Violist |
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Cheryl Harris is Principal Violist of the Everett Symphony Orchestra, the Conductor of the Everett Youth Symphony Intermezzo Strings, and mother of four musicians. Proficient also on violin and piano, Cheryl has her BA and Masters degrees in music from the Universities of Texas and Oregon, respectively. Cheryl is a string specialist for the Northshore School District, and piano accompanist for choirs at Everett’s Eisenhower Middle School. Cheryl and her husband Bill are empty nesters in Everett.
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Cami Davis |
Cellist and Quartette Con Brio Business Manager |
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Cami Davis is Principal Cellist of the Everett Symphony Orchestra and ESO’s Chamber Orchestra. Past Everett Youth Symphony coach, Cami is also a founding member of Quartette Con Brio, and principal cellist of the Everett Choral Arts orchestra. She and her husband Ray (also a cellist) reside in Seattle and enjoy their collaborative family of five children and three grandchildren including one dancer, one harpist and one trumpeter, and heaven knows what else will turn up!
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