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| Sergei RACHMANINOV: 1873-1943 I'm definately not saying a word here. If you haven't heard any Rachmaninov - go and listen to some! All of these pieces have been recorded several times |
| Lied (Romance) in F minor for Cello and Piano Melodie in D major for Cello and Piano Prelude in F major for Cello and Piano Op. 2 No.1 Danse Orientale in A major for Cello and Piano Op. 2 No.2 Romance in F major for Cello and Piano Op. 4 No.3 Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor Op. 19 "Vocalise," in E minor for Cello and Piano Op. 34 No.14 |
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| Humoresque for Cello and Piano Op. 5 |
| Mstislav ROSTROPOVICH: b1927 Not sure - I'm guessing tonal and very difficult! |
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| Nine pieces for Cello and Piano Humoresque and Serenade for four Celli and Piano |
| Nicolai RAKOV: 1908-1990 Haven't heard a lot, but he seems to write in a tuneful, conservative manner. Well worth listening to some of his music |
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| "Dance of the White Girls," for Cello and Piano Cello Sonata No.1 "Meditation," for Cello and Piano Cello Sonata No.2 |
| Nicolai ROSLAVETZ: 1881-1944 He is known as the Russian Schoenberg with some justification. He used his own system of "Synthetic chords" ala Scriabin, though taken a lot further. His music is more emotional than that of the second Viennese school. |
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| Serenade for Cello and Orchestra Op. 37 arr. Serenade for Cello and Piano Op. 37a "Chanson Indoue," for Cello and Piano "Flight of the Bumblebee," for Cello and Piano |
| Nicolai RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: 1844-1908 Again, nothing needed. This piece is recorded. If you haven't heard anything by this composer, for goodness sakes, go and listen to, "Sheherazade!" |
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| "Dramatic Games," for Solo Cello "Dolce Farniente," for Cello and Piano "Path," for 2 cellos and Piano "Kyrie Eleison," for Solo Cello "Blissful Music," for Cello and Chamber Orchestra "XCOS," for Cello and Accordian "Miserere," for Cello, Viola and Orchestra |
| Alexander RASKATOV: b1953 Not really sure. Is paired with avant-garde composers on recordings though |
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| Melodie for Cello and Piano Op. 3/1 Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1 in D Op. 18 Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2 in G Op. 39 Cello Concerto No.1 Op. 65 |
| Anton RUBINSTEIN: 1829-1894 A fairly conservative romantic style |
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| "Chant sans Parole," for Cello and Piano Album Leaf for Cello and Piano |
| Vladimir REBIKOV: 1866-1920 One of the first composers to employ such techniques as whole tone scales. Very fond of irregular time signiatures. (Such as 21/16!!) Unfortunately he lacked the skill to develop his vast numbers of new ideas. |
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| Poem for Cello and Piano |
| Georgi RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: 1901-1965 The Russian pioneer of micro-tonal music |
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