Eve Suzanne Miller is a cellist, baroque cellist, composer, and music historian.  Eve received a Bachelor's Degree in cello performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Music and a Master's Degree in Music History from Temple University.

 

Eve performs as a baroque cellist in the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond. She helped to found Festival Internacional de Música Barroca de Barichara in Colombia and is a founding member of the baroque trio Ensemble Sebastian. She has also performed with The Bach Collegium of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Bach Collective, Tempesta di Mare Baroque Orchestra, the Handel Choir of Baltimore, Piffaro, The Dryden Ensemble, The Raritan Players, Night Music, Opera Philadelphia, New York State Baroque and Ensemble Leonarda among others.

 

Eve has also performed as a rock cellist and recording artist, she was a member of the the bands Rachel’s, Matt Pond PA and Lewis & Clarke. She has recorded with Trolleyvox, the Swivel Chairs, Mazarin, Andrew Lipke, Falls, and Matilda Lindell among others and performed as a guest artist with Low, Arcwelder & Mission to Burma. Ms. Miller composes music for film and theater. She has collaborated with the SITI Company of New York, Classic Stage Company's Shakespeare open rehearsals and the "Plays 365" project. Eve has written several scores for short film, notably for the American Friends Service Committee's 90th anniversary documentary "Spirited Engagement."

 

Eve is a music historian and historical performance practice specialist with a focus on music of the eighteenth century. Recent scholarship includes exploration of “gigging life” in colonial and independent Philadelphia and in particular the effects of French immigration from mainland France and the French colonies on Philadelphia’s eighteenth century musical culture. In 2020 and 2021, Eve presented lectures for Tempesta di Mare Baroque Orchestra’s “Tempesta Talks” series on: An Historically Informed Approach to the Bach Cello Suites (Nov 2020), The French Connection: French Music and Revolutionary Philadelphia (May 2021 with Matthew Skic of the Museum of the American Revolution), and Fraternité: Musical Connections in Haiti & Philadelphia (Nov 2021 with Dr. Jean Bernard Cerin). In October of 2022 she presented a solo lecture recital at the Museum of the American Revolution on the gigging cellists of eighteenth century Philadelphia. Eve founded the ensemble “The Publick Pleasure” to present concerts embodying her research into the early America's concert life. In January 2023 The Broad Street review noted “Music and Philadelphia history met joyfully in The Publick Pleasure, the most recent offering in the excellent series presented by Main Line Early Music.” In August 2025 Eve performed music of and presented her research on the French cellist, singer & guitarist Henri Capron at Cornell University's Center for Early Keyboard conference " Crafting Soundscapes." In the summer of 2025 she recorded songs of Harriet Abrams with Dr.Rebecca Cypress and the Raritan Players. In 2026 Eve has been asked to curate a concert of chamber music for the baroque orchestra Tempesta di Mare's "Soundtrack of Independence" festival celebrating the semi-quincentennial of the United States.