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| Arvo PART: b1935 I believe all these works are recorded. The Cello concerto is in his initial Serial style. The other pieces I believe are in his later Minimalist style. All are worth hearing, particuarly the Fratres. His First Symphony (written in the 60's)also goes highly recommended |
| Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, "Pro et Contra." Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra "Mirror in Mirror," for Cello and Piano "Fratres," for Cello and Piano "Fratres," for four, eight or twelve Cellos. |
| 1966 1973-74 (?) 1978 1980 1983 |
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| Nicolai PEIKO: 1916-1995 Haven't a clue here |
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| Gavril POPOV: 1904-1972 Yet another composer who bowed to pressure from the Authorities. All his Symphonies however are recorded and definately worth hearing. His early works (Symphony No.1, Chamber Symphony) are in a style typical of the 1920's avant-garde. His later works return to a more romantic tradition. His first Symphony is a must hear. Unfortunatelym, I don't think either of these pieces are recorded |
| Melody for Cello and Piano Symphonic Aria after Tolstoi for Cello and Strings Op. 43 |
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| Sergei PROKOFIEV: 1891-1953 I shouldn't need to say anything here. Most of these pieces are recorded. My favorite is the Cello Sonata. Other pieces that go highly recommended are, the First Piano Concerto and the Third Symphony (if you like his more modernistic uterances), or the Suites from Lt. Kije and Romeo & Juliett if you prefer his more Romantic works |
| Ballade in C minor for Cello and Piano Op. 15 Suite from, "The Tale of the Buffoon," for Cello and Piano Op. 21c Cello Concerto in E minor Op. 58 "Dance of the Girls from Antilla," from, "Romeo and Juilett," for Cello and Piano Op. 64d Transcripion of, "Music for Children," for Cello and Orchestra Op. 65a Adagio from, "Cinderella," for Cello and Piano Op. 97b Cello Sonata in C major Op. 119 Symphony-Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in E minor Op. 125 Waltz from, "The Stone Flower," for Cello and Piano Op. 126b Cello Concertino in G minor Op. 132 Cello Sonata No.2 in C sharp minor Op. 134 Sonata-Fugue for Solo Cello |
| 1912 1922(?) 1933/38 1936(?) 1935 1944 1949 1951 1951 1952 (Completed by Rostropovich and Kabalevsky) 1952 (Incomplete) ? (Incomplete) |
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| Leonid POLOVIKIN: 1894-1949 |
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| Vyasheslav OVCHINNIKOV: b1936 Don't know - Sorry |
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