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#538511 - 10/09/04 11:48 AM Cello sonatas and concertos
F. Chopin Full Member Registered: 08/26/03 Posts: 386 Loc: England	Which do you like?
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#538512 - 10/09/04 02:32 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
mrenaud 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 01/29/02 Posts: 1289 Loc: Switzerland	Ligeti! (I mean the concerto, I don't know if he's written a sonata). _________________________ I have an ice cream. I cannot mail it, for it will melt.
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#538513 - 10/09/04 02:43 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
ericpianoboy Full Member Registered: 08/06/04 Posts: 303 Loc: Kalamazoo,MI	Brahms 2 (sonata) _________________________ Music is a way of life. [img]http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/umedia/20050103/cp.27f85aeb3592a6f9cc0f795ce5f48757[/img] ...a million pictures fill my head, i now surrender off to sleep
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#538514 - 10/09/04 02:53 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
Kreisler Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member Registered: 11/27/02 Posts: 12483 Loc: Iowa City, IA	I like lots of cello sonatas: Rachmaninoff Barber Shostakovich Beethoven #4 Brahms #2 _________________________ "If we continually try to force a child to do what he is afraid to do, he will become more timid, and will use his brains and energy, not to explore the unknown, but to find ways to avoid the pressures we put on him." (John Holt) www.pianoped.com www.youtube.com/user/UIPianoPed
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#538515 - 10/09/04 03:18 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
fletchpac Full Member Registered: 09/19/04 Posts: 48	dvorak cello concerto in b minor
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#538516 - 10/09/04 03:27 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
fnork 500 Post Club Member Registered: 10/01/04 Posts: 752 Loc: Helsinki, finland	not originally a cello sonata, but... Faure's A major sonata. Originally scored for violin, but the composer agreed to transcribe it for other instruments. I've heard it played on cello, and wow.... it is simply awesome. Another nice piece for cello is Ravel's "Piece en forme de habanera". Played it with a cellist a long time ago, which was a lot of fun.
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#538517 - 10/09/04 03:57 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
valarking 2000 Post Club Member Registered: 09/17/02 Posts: 2331 Loc: Dallas	I hear the Frank violin sonata played with a cello all the time. Sounds much better imho.
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#538518 - 10/09/04 05:37 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
cziffra Full Member Registered: 09/07/04 Posts: 133	Myaskovsky, Beethoven, Brahms _________________________ http://musicreference.net
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#538519 - 10/09/04 06:51 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
ericpianoboy Full Member Registered: 08/06/04 Posts: 303 Loc: Kalamazoo,MI	Kodaly - Sonata for Solo Cello _________________________ Music is a way of life. [img]http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/umedia/20050103/cp.27f85aeb3592a6f9cc0f795ce5f48757[/img] ...a million pictures fill my head, i now surrender off to sleep
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#538520 - 10/09/04 09:02 PM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
yok Full Member Registered: 06/06/01 Posts: 463 Loc: New Zealand	Brahms #1 (E minor) is nice too. I also like the Schubert Arpeggione. Apart from the first movement, I don't like the Franck sonata so much on the cello. Not a sonata, but the Schumann Fantasy Pieces Op.73 are really nice on the cello. Beethoven A major sonata is a good piece too. Haydn C major is my favourite concerto. And Shostakovich no.1.
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#538521 - 10/10/04 04:51 AM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
cziffra Full Member Registered: 09/07/04 Posts: 133	Quote: Originally posted by yok: Haydn C major is my favourite concerto. And Shostakovich no.1. [/b] I love the Haydn cello concertos. I'm surprised I forgot to list them. _________________________ http://musicreference.net
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#538522 - 10/10/04 05:36 AM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
Max W 2000 Post Club Member Registered: 10/05/02 Posts: 2846 Loc: RHUL	Debussy.
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#538523 - 10/10/04 08:38 AM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
BruceD Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/26/01 Posts: 15666 Loc: Victoria, BC	Schubert : Sonata in a minor for 'cello and piano, "Arpeggione", D.821 _________________________ BruceD - - - - - Estonia 190 in satin ebony
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#538524 - 10/11/04 04:41 AM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
Freedom 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 10/10/03 Posts: 1192 Loc: Scotland	Love the Rachmaninoff, all the Beethoven sonatas and I adore the Elgar concerto. $\:\)$ _________________________ "A print of the score has everything you need to know about the music, except the essential."
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#538525 - 10/11/04 06:11 AM Re: Cello sonatas and concertos
jazzyd 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 09/16/01 Posts: 1861 Loc: United Kingdom	Anyone have any favourite piano/cello duos at the moment? I saw Demidenko/Gorokhov for the first time yesterday - simply outstanding. David _________________________ "After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." - Aldous Huxley
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