Cello Journey #29, Thais Meditation (Version 2)
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Cello Journey #29, Thais Meditation
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I thought ...
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Cello Journey #28, Haydn Concerto in C, 1st Movement
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In this episode we play the cello concerto in C Major by Joseph Haydn.
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Cello Journey #27, Kol Nidrei (re-post)
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In this episode we play the Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch. This piece is
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Cello Journey #26, Faure Sicilienne
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Cello Journey #25, Beethoven Variations
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In this episode we play the variations by Ludwig van Beethoven on a theme by Mozart, “Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen?. This is based on a theme from the opera The Magic Flute originally sung by a soprano and a baritone in a duet. Musicians in Beethoven's time were very adept at playing and improvising variations. They could even improvise on a melody or favorite tune given to them by a member of the audience. Beethoven wrote many variations for piano solo and many variations for cello and piano. We hope you enjoy it.website: cellojourney.come-mail:...
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Cello Journey #24, Schumann Fantasiestucke No.1
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In this episode we play the first of three Fantasiestucke (Fantasy
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Cello Journey #23, April 18, 2007 Allemande from Suite No. 2 by Bach
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In this episode I play another dance by Johann Sebastian Bach. It is the Allemande from Suite No.2. What I like about this piece is how it flows along and how each phrase seems connected to another phrase. I hope you enjoy [email protected]
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Cello Journey #22, March 15, 2007, Allegro Appassionato
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In this episode we play the Allegro Appassionato by Camille
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Cello Journey #21, Feb. 20, 2007, Prelude from Suite No.2 by Bach
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This prelude is the
info_outlineIn this episode we play the Meditation from the Opera Thais by Jules Massenet.
The Thais comes from an interlude towards the end of the opera. It is usually played on the violin. It is marked Andante Religioso and there is a reflective mood throughout.
This piece is special to me because, over the years, my mother has played it in church on the violin. I wanted to do a good job with it. We hope you enjoy it.
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