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Spohr: String Quintet No. 7 / String Sextet, Op. 140 / Potpourri cover
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LOUIS SPOHR
Spohr: String Quintet No. 7 / String Sextet, Op. 140 / Potpourri
Attila Falvay (violin) Sandor Papp (viola) Tamas Varga (cello) / New Haydn Quartet
 [ Naxos / CD - released 15/Feb/2006 ]
Louis Spohr was accepted during his lifetime as one of the most important composers of early German Romanticism whose compositions covered all the major genres of that era.
Toch: Tanz-Suite / Cello Concerto cover
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ERNST TOCH
Toch: Tanz-Suite / Cello Concerto
Berlin Spectrum Concerts, Thomas Carroll
 [ Naxos American Classics / CD - released 4/Dec/2006 ]
"These works are very much redolent of their time and place, and if the period or the idiom interests you, then so will these very polished and well recorded performances." -Classics Today
Stamitz: Cello Concertos Nos. 1-3 cover
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CARL STAMITZ
Stamitz: Cello Concertos Nos. 1-3
Christian Benda (cello) / Prague Chamber Orchestra
 [ Naxos / CD - released 22/Jan/2007 ]
"The Czech cellist, whose ancestors played for Frederick the Great, plays them with authority." - Jeff Bradley - Denver Post - Feb 4, 1995
Music for Cello and Piano cover
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SCHUMANN
Music for Cello and Piano
Karine Georgian (cello) / Jan Willem Nelleke (piano)
 [ Naxos / CD - released 1/Jun/2011 ]
"Georgian and Nelleke play both [the Fantasiestücke and the Adagio and Allegro] with such ardour and full-toned commitment that the music seems thoroughly idiomatic...Georgian's playing is so wonderfully generous in both its expressiveness and tonal...