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de Saram in Concert Volume 1 Kodály
- Rachmaninov Rohan de Saram - cello Druvi
de Saram - piano | Arguably
the most significant work written for solo cello since Bach wrote his cello Suites
approximately two hundred years earlier, Kodály's Sonata Op. 8 is unique
in many ways. "Unique" was the word used by Kodály's close friend
and illustrious compatriot Bela Bartók, when he wrote about this Sonata
in the early part of the 20th century. He went on to write, "This is not
mere imitation of Bach's polyphonic style". With this sentence Bartok expressed
his insight into the fact that Bach's influence is noticeable in practically all
composers brought up in the European classical tradition, who wrote for unaccompanied
violin, viola or cello. More Info | | |
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| Zoltán
Kodály 1] Allegro maestoso ma appassionato (8:33) 2] Adagio (12:12) 3]
Allegro molto vivace (11:41)
Sergei
Rachmaninov
4] Lento leading to Allegro moderato (10:24) 5] Allegro Scherzando (6:26)
6] Andante (5:35) 7] Allegro mosso (12:42)
Enrique
Granados
8] Intermezzo (5:54) Nikolai
Rimsky-Korsakov
9] The Flight of the Bumblebee (2:08) | | |