Caleb Yang

Whether you are in search of musical entertainment for a wedding, special party, or corporate event; my goal is to make the music planning process smooth and customizable. Through personal consultation and my attention to musical detail, I hope to contribute a musical vibe you are envisioning to make your event a unique and memorable experience.

Caleb Yang is a cellist, session musician, and music educator. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, he studied at UCLA before relocating to Nashville, where collaboration across genres continues to shape his artistic voice.

As a classical soloist he has performed Bloch’s “Schelomo” for cello and orchestra under the baton of Neal Stulberg. As a soloist, he has performed Bloch’s “Schelomo” under the baton of Neal Stulberg. As an improvising musician, Caleb blends various genres with live looping electronics for unique solo performances, original compositions, and self-produced projects. Collaborations are central to Caleb’s development as a multi-style cellist, including working with the ARC Ensemble (Artists of The Royal Conservatory) and the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz Performance. He has performed in concert alongside Lebanese singer Abeer Nehme, Indian classical violinist Kala Ramnath, and Klezmer multi-instrumentalist Hankus Netsky for Silkroad’s Global Musician Workshop at New England Conservatory.

As a session musician, Caleb has toured with artists Benjamin William Hastings and Martina McBride, and performed alongside artists including Danielle Bradbery, Natalie Grant, and David Cook, among others. His session work includes recording cello for artists such as Postmodern Jukebox, Chris Tomlin, and Anna Golden. Additionally, Caleb has recorded with the Nashville Scoring Orchestra on video game scores, including projects for Marvel Entertainment, Sony/Bungie, and Blizzard Entertainment.

Caleb has taught on faculties including Belmont University’s String Crossing Camp, O'Connor Method String Camp, and C'est Bon Chamber Music Academy. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Cello Performance at UCLA and a Master of Music in Commercial Music at Belmont University. His master’s thesis focused on the implementation of live looping as a practice tool for string players.