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| Alexander GLAZUNOV: 1865-1936 A very prolific composer and teacher (of Shostakovich.) Writes in an extremely conservative manner. Definately worth getting to know his music though. The Fourth and Fifth Symphonies are my favorites. |
| Elegy in D flat major for Cello and Piano Op. 17 Two Pieces for Cello and Orchestra Op. 20 (Melodie and Serenade Espagnol) arr. Two Pieces for Cello and Piano Op. 20a "Chant du Menestrel," for Cello and Orchestra Op. 71 arr. "Chant du Menestrel," for Cello and Piano Op. 71a Concerto Ballata for Cello and Orchestra Op. 108 Arab Melody for Cello and Piano |
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| Ballade for Cello and Piano Op. 4 Eight Pieces for Violin and Cello Op 39 Twelve Pieces for Cello and Piano Op. 51 Ten Duos for two Cellos Op. 53 Cello Concerto |
| Reinhold GLIERE: 1875-1956 I'm not sure Gliere deserves the title of the Russian Wagner, but he often write in a very chromatic late romantic manner. If you are a Wagner fan, try His Symphony No.3, "Ilya Mourometz." The cello concerto is recorded by Olympia and can be heard on the Tower Records website |
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| Mikhail GNESSIN: 1883-1957 Known mainly as a teacher. Writes in a romantic fashion. Some beautiful music is recorded, but little of his cello music |
| Sonata - Ballade for Cello and Paino Op. 7 Hebrew Folk Song for Cello and Piano Op. 34 Theme and Variations for Cello and Piano Op. 67 Three Characteristic Melodies to "The Stone Guest," by Pushkin for Cello and Piano Op. 51 |
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| Alexander GRECHANINOV: 1864-1956 Another conservative romantic. Haven't heard a lot of his music, but some of these pieces are recorded by Olympia |
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| Alexander GOEDIKE: 1877-1957 |
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| Nocturne for Cello and Piano Suite for Cello and Orchestra Op. 86 Lullaby for Cello and Piano Op. 108 Sonata for Cello and Piano Op. 113 Six Easy Pieces for Cello and Piano Op. 118 Fantasie for Cello and Piano |
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| Sofia GUBAIDULINA: b1931 A highly original composer of incredible music inspired by her strong religeous beliefs. Her music wasn't heard until relatively recently because of the trouble it would have caused for her with the soviet authorities. Associated with Denisov and Schnittke as one of the big three of Contemporary Soviet music of the late 20th century. Athought some pieces are very long, they are frequently intenesly beautiful . Other recomendations are, "Pro et Contra," for large orchestra and her Violin Concerto, "Offertorium." Several of the works listed here have been recorded. |
| Detti II for Cello and Ensemble Ten Preludes for Solo Cello "In Croce," for Cello and Bayan (or Organ) "Rejoice," Sonata for Violin and Cello "Seven Words," for Cello, Bayan and Strings "Letters to the Poetess Rimme Dallosh," for Soprano and Cello "Aus dem Studenbuch," for Cello, Orchestra, Male chorus and Female speaker "And: the festivities at their heights," for Cello and Orchestra "Quarternion," for four Celli "Canticle of the Sun," for Cello, two Percussionists and Chorus |
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| Yevgeney GOLUBIEV: 1910-1988 Not really sure I'm afraid..... |
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