Adam Broce, Cellist

Whenever I perform, my goal is to make whatever event you may need me for personalized and special. I'm experienced in a wide range of musical styles and languages. Whenever I am hired for a gig, whether it's a wedding ceremony, engagement, funeral, or cocktail party, I work with the organizers to make sure I am meeting and exceeding all expectations. I am punctual, professional, and excited to make your event all that you've dreamed of.

Adam Broce is a cellist based in Boston, Massachusetts. Adam is an active performer and teacher in Massachusetts and New England.
Broce is known for his work in symphonic and chamber music circles across the United States, particularly in Oregon and Boston. Adam has performed with professional ensembles and organizations such as the Eugene Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Ballet Orchestra (Orchestra Next), The Eugene Opera, The Amadeus Chamber Orchestra, The Oregon Oratorio Ensemble, Emmanuel Music, and Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival.
Adam Broce is a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance and The Boston Conservatory. Through the course of his education, he was a student of renowned pedagogues, Steven Pologe and Rhonda Rider. In 2024, he earned a Bachelors of Music in Cello Performance (Summa Cum Laude) and the award for Outstanding Undergraduate Performer in the Strings from the University of Oregon. A recipient of the John Stark Evans and the Fulton Family Scholarships, Adam is a respected up-and-coming musician. In 2026, Broce earned a Masters of Music from the Boston Conservatory.
Featured on two professionally released albums, Adam is excited for more collaborative work in Boston with the incredible culture and environment of new music and music of the classical canon in Massachusetts.
When away from the cello, Adam is a skilled vocalist, having toured with the award-winning and world-renowned University of Oregon Chamber Choir. He also enjoys spending time with family, friends, brewing coffee, and cooking new and interesting foods.
Adam Broce plays on a 1923 Cremonese Italian Cello made by Antonio Lechi.

My instrument is very temperature sensitive. If your event is outside, part of our conversation on the planning side will be about coverage for shade/rain protection. Additionally, if the time of year is extremely cold, we'll have to discuss options about temperature control to avoid damage to my instrument.
My instrument is not amplified, but if amplification is necessary for your event, I'd be happy to discuss options and needs. It is possible to amplify my cello.