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Eric Jacobsen is a versatile American cellist and conductor whose work spans chamber music, orchestral leadership, and cross-genre collaborations. Born July 16, 1982, he has established himself as a dynamic force in contemporary classical music, shaping ensembles and touring programs with a distinctive blend of rigor and accessibility. He co-founded The Knights with his brother Colin Jacobsen, serving as Artistic Director and Conductor, and he has guided major orchestral organizations as Music Director of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra since 2015 and of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra since 2021. Jacobsen’s artistry thrives in high-profile collaborations and intimate ensemble settings alike, making him a sought-after performer and conductor for audiences around the world.

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Explore Eric Jacobsen’s discography, including Azul with Yo-Yo Ma (2017, Warner Classics), alongside a broad catalog of recordings with The Knights across Sony, Canary Classics, Warner Classics, and more. He has collaborated with celebrated artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Gil Shaham, Cécile McLorin Salvant, and Aoife O’Donovan, and continues to appear on major stages including Carnegie Hall and Nynburg in 2025. Secure your seats for upcoming tours and performances, and follow his official channels for real-time updates.

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Quick Facts About Eric Jacobsen

  • Born July 16, 1982; long-time cellist and conductor active with The Knights and Silk Road Ensemble.
  • Co-founded The Knights with his brother Colin Jacobsen; serves as Artistic Director and Conductor.
  • Music Director of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra (since 2015) and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra (since 2021).
  • Discography includes Azul with Yo-Yo Ma (2017, Warner Classics) and a broad set of The Knights albums across Sony, Canary Classics, Warner Classics, and more.
  • Known for high-profile collaborations (Yo-Yo Ma, Gil Shaham, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Aoife O’Donovan) and Carnegie Hall/Nynburg appearances in 2025.

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Eric Jacobsen Discography

  • The Knights before Christmas
    2021 · Bright Shiny Things
  • Blue as the Turquoise Night (Greater Bridgeport Symphony, Kayhan Kalhor, Sandeep Das, New York Gypsy All Stars)
    2021 · Bright Shiny Things
  • Beethoven & Brahms: Violin Concertos (The Knights with Gil Shaham)
    2021 · Canary Classics
  • Azul: The Knights with Yo-Yo Ma
    2017 · Warner Classics
  • 1930s Violin Concertos, Vol. 2 (The Knights with Gil Shaham)
    2016 · Canary Classics
  • The Ground Beneath Our Feet (The Knights)
    2015 · Warner Classics
  • The Brooklyn Rider Almanac (Brooklyn Rider)
    2014 · Mercury Classics
  • Beethoven (The Knights)
    2013 · Sony Classical
  • The Impostor (Brooklyn Rider with Béla Fleck)
    2013 · Decca
  • A Walking Fire (Brooklyn Rider)
    2013 · Mercury Classics
  • A Second of Silence (The Knights)
    2012 · Ancalagon Records
  • Seven Steps (Brooklyn Rider)
    2012 · In A Circle Records
  • New Worlds (The Knights with Jan Vogler)
    2010 · Sony Classical
  • Chance Encounter (Lisa Bielawa with The Knights)
    2010 · Orange Mountain Music
  • Mozart (Scott St. John & Lara St. John with The Knights)
    2010 · Ancalagon Records
  • Dominant Curve (Brooklyn Rider)
    2010 · In A Circle Records
  • Passport (Brooklyn Rider)
    2010 · In A Circle Records
  • Off the Map (Silk Road Ensemble)
    2009 · World Village
  • Experience – Live From New York (The Knights with Jan Vogler)
    2009 · Sony
  • Silent City (Brooklyn Rider with Kayhan Kalhor)
    2008 · World Village

Explore Eric Jacobsen’s discography, including Azul with Yo-Yo Ma (2017, Warner Classics), alongside a broad catalog of recordings with The Knights across Sony, Canary Classics, Warner Classics, and more. He has collaborated with celebrated artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Gil Shaham, Cécile McLorin Salvant, and Aoife O’Donovan, and continues to appear on major stages including Carnegie Hall and Nynburg in 2025. Secure your seats for upcoming tours and performances, and follow his official channels for real-time updates.

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