Cello Solos & Duets: Bach to the Future

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	"After nearly 300 years, you marvel that Bach could have imagined something so logical, beautiful & timeless"

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	"On the cusp of classical, this is a real melodic joy & bargain"

The list author says:
	"Beethoven's cello sonatas are a classical highpoint played with great empathy by Brendel father & son"

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	"Perfect Romantic Schubert/ Schumann coupling showing Kliegel  at her best"

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	"Two giants of 19C German composition beautifully played by Harrell"

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	"Exemplifies French classicism - great to have all cello works on 1 CD - all essential"

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	"Pastoral masterpieces played with great feeling by Wallfisch father & son - Bridge's sonata is a high point of the genre"

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	"Cello/violin duos by Ravel & Kodaly - two early 20C innovators & two virtuoso duelists with cheeky Baroque bookends"

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	"Muller-Schott excels in Debussy's eccentric but passionate sonata & lovely Franck transcriptions - vive la France!"

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	"Bertrand playing 20C cello deeply influenced by Hebrew liturgy"

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	"The solo sonata has to be heard to be believed - Kliegel plays it as though Bach witnessing the Great War"

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	"Formally composed mid 20C Czech cello/ piano pieces with great contrasts of mood & dynamics"

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	"Absolute bargain collection of Russia's finest with Mork on great form"

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	"Prokofiev's feel for melody is exemplified on the cello"

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	"Hindemith's modernist cello works persuasively played by Warner"

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	"Intelligent combination of highly contrasting 1948 pieces (USSR, USA, France) - played magnificently by Blake"

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	"For Britten, almost avant garde with great passion from Rostropovich"

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	"Weinberg fled Warsaw & wrote these sonatas in the shadow of the Holocaust"

The list author says:
	"Beiser gets totally inside these pieces & transports you to Iberia (via Cuba & Argentina)"

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	"Major new talent Emmanuelle Bertrand plays definitive Dutilleux, Ligeti et al"

The list author says:
	"Avant garde cello with organ, solos & double-duo quartets - a remarkable & unsettling sound-world"

The list author says:
	"Schnittke is a neo-Romantic with a subtly post-modern feel - rarely recorded 2nd Sonata is excellent"

The list author says:
	"Philip Glass finally proves he's an old-fashioned (minimalist) Romantic at heart!"

The list author says:
	"MacMillan's challenging 2nd sonata is separated from the 1st by the beautiful "Kiss on Wood" & followed by quirky miniatures"

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	"Literally breath-taking - avant garde, tonal, ambient, amplified explorations of sound - echoes of Bach but in space"