The lineup features Beethoven's Cello Sonata No. 5, Debussy's Cello Sonata, Britten's Cello Sonata and works by Nadia Boulanger and Webern.
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It is a Bach cello suite, not a cello concerto.
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Alisa Weilerstein, cello; Inon Barnatan, piano (Decca) The cello, naturally, gets top billing in Rachmaninoff's Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor (Op.
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Feldman's "Projections I" is for cello, not a recording of a cello.
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"Mania" is a … well, manic concertante work for cello and chamber orchestra, pointedly excluding a cello section.
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"I like her because she made her son Henry play the cello because her friend Dermot plays the cello," he said.
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" Following Zeneba's tips, I answered in rudimentary Italian that I play the cello in an orchestra: "Io gioco cello in una orchestra sinfonica.
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But as far as writing stuff with the cello, the way I always think of it is: The cello is the lead guitar.
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And Johannes Moser gave a commanding, sometimes playful account of Haydn's Cello Concerto in C — the opening theme of Schumann's Cello Concerto just happened to drop by in a cadenza – and added the Allemande from Bach's First Cello Suite as a lovely encore.
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"TV Cello" (1971), a playable cello built from three vertically stacked TV monitors running film of Moorman, is one of Paik's cleverest sculptural works.
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Anchoring the program is Steve Reich's "Cello Counterpoint" from 2003, in which the live soloist weaves through the kinetically sparkling texture of seven recorded cello lines.
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On "Cello Renoise", the tone of Coates' cello achieves a synergy with skittering, alien drum and bass percussion resulting in a virtuoso rinse-out of radiating harmonics.
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For this installment, the cellist Ashley Bathgate performs Ginastera's Puneña No. 2212, Op. 2875 ("Hommage à Paul Sacher"), Britten's Cello Suite No. 25656 and Bach's Cello Suite No. 27.
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Guo had been experimenting with the electric cello for a few years, but was finding it difficult to explain 'metal cello' because it was still only a vision in her head.
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The conclusion, after the kinetic fireworks of cello and drums have burned themselves out, sends slivers of electronically processed cello harmonics ricocheting around the auditorium like the distant keening of gulls.
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GREAT RIVER Cross Island & Friends, cello, piano and more.
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"I wish I'd studied the cello" was a common lament among the crowds at the Piatigorsky International Cello Festival, which drew a hundred cellists to Los Angeles in the middle of May.
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I do research in a lab at the Yale School of Medicine, play cello in Low Strung (the world's largest all cello rock group), and founded the Yale Turnip, a satirical online publication.
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These are thinner sounding than the modern cello, giving the instrument its veiled tone — one reason it fell out of fashion in the 18th century and was displaced by the brighter, louder cello.
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She's playing the cello for Anton in the Academy's chapel.
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When I was studying cello in Europe, he was there.
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Whatever else the orchestra says, the cello insists, You're dying.
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"I ran to the bunker, with the cello," he said.
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All the kids had to play piano, cello or saxophone.
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I'm working with this vocalist who also composes cello music.
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My dad used to be an instrument maker — violin, cello.
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The cello and pipa have vastly different sounds and histories.
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It's like a cello playing for an audience of cellos .
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Moorman took her cello and married it to her body.
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In the final movement the cello, now frustrated, demands attention.
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Human vocal cords can't be retuned or replaced like cello strings.
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There's no pressure on multi-tracking a bunch of cello drones.
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Q. Is the cello repertoire a barrier for engaging the public?
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Someone turned up yesterday wanting to run through Honegger's cello concerto.
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The cello emerges as the first among equals in this concerto.
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"The Perfection" features Logan Browning and Allison Williams as cello prodigies.
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She also played cello, loved Pushkin and read and wrote obsessively.
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Two violas, with cello, are pitted against two viols, with violone.
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"It's halfway between a cello and a guitar," Mr. Byrne said.
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He played the cello and dreamed of becoming a science writer.
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"The Cello Suites," Eric Siblin What a wonder of a book.
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Still the summit of cello literature after three centuries, Bach's six Cello Suites are performed in their entirety by an up-and-coming soloist in the intimate, lush confines of the Armory's board of officers room.
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The movie's synopsis is admittedly opaque: Two cello prodigies reunite in Shanghai.
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The cello, or some version of it, remained Ms. Moorman's chosen instrument.
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He described the necessity of wrapping oneself around the cello while playing.
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He typically directed the Concentus from the cello and conducted larger pieces.
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Is it difficult or limiting to feature the cello on every song?
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And if anyone reading wants to buy a cello, it's still available.
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So when you're playing with a cello, you're just adding another voice.
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She sang in the choir, played the cello, made pottery and danced.
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Google is not disbanding because everyone has gone to learn the cello.
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He began playing the piano at 6 and the cello at 10.
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A strong cello-and-piano partnership, this, and an interesting program, too.
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I think he plays the cello or something in a Moscow symphony.
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A music lover, she says she plays both the cello and bass guitar.
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When I said "cello" (short for "violoncello") it sounded like ucello, little bird.
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You're a cellist, and as Music For Cats reveals, cats really like cello.
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They also play a variety of instruments, including piano, cello, guitar and drums.
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A. There will be many people who have never seen a cello before.
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How Steph played the piano and cello and had an operalike singing voice.
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The nights are dark; the sound of a cello, or a scream, carries.
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Sarah's gonna take all the lead guitar and do it on the cello.
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I knew I would pair gong with cello and that's all I knew.
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In Ravel's Sonata for Violin and Cello, the rhythmic experiments are much bolder.
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These snapshots — most last less than two minutes — were written for unaccompanied cello.
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He directed early performances from the cello and evolved into a standup conductor.
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It wasn't easy, her body said, to play a cello in a kimono.
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She plays the cello in a string quartet with middle-aged Japanese women.
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Its five-part score music (titled "Shade") is for violin, cello and piano.
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Students studying violin, cello and guitar can borrow an instrument from the school.
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I started playing cello when I was four and played for fourteen years.
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The first song from it, "Dreams," begins with multiple, echoed cello lines, some of them moving in contrary motion, continuing until halfway through a seven-and-a-half-minute song, when a steady pulse begins, made by finger on cello string.
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For a 220 New York Philharmonic appearance under the conductor Walter Hendl, he gave the premiere of Heitor Villa-Lobos's Cello Concerto No. 603, one of many works Mr. Parisot would commission during his career to expand the cello repertory.
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Soon the piano is churning with rumbling figures as the cello becomes strangely restless.
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Without missing a measure, the student follows with an improvised, yet derivative, cello run.
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He's also looking at a statue of a...cello that looks like a woman.
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Yeah there was mandolin and violin and cello, just a number of different instruments.
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On the plane, Murray happened to be seated next to Vogler and his cello.
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" He took his 1707 Stradivarius cello out of its case and began playing "Somewhere.
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"Gold," the first movement, began with a melancholy cello melody buoyed by gentle pizzicati.
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You could play a famous aria on the cello because everybody could whistle it.
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The cello-bomb she put into the Cage piece was there for a reason.
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The Cello Concerto, completed in 1966, is at once radically experimental and wondrously mystical.
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On Sunday, Jeffrey Solow begins a traversal of Bach's cello suites, complete with commentaries.
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Cassatt String Quartet performs Daniel S. Godfrey, Tchaikovsky and Schubert with Colin Carr, cello.
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The cello usually needs to stay at the back, to anchor the ensemble's sound.
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Since March, I've been playing that cello in the Broadway revival of "Hello, Dolly!"
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With cello proficiency in his favor, he attended the University of California, Los Angeles.
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"Why do you think this was written for cello and not violin?" he asked.
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"One can really feel the vibrations of a singer or a cello," he said.
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Suddenly, this show-off piece for cello had an unexpected moment of Russian melancholy.
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It almost seems improvisatory, and uses the cello as a kind of dramatic singer.
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Mr. Schiff performed and recorded nearly all the standard works of the cello repertory.
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Lyndsey writes that her father played cello with the London Philharmonic for many years.
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Mr. Salonen and Mr. Ma first cooked up this cello concerto during informal chats.
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One band member, Jakob Haas, plays the cello for the Munich Symphony Orchestra and an electronic cello for Einshoch6; percussionist and manager Carl Amadeus Hiller was named after two composers (Mozart and Karl Amadeus Hartmann) by a family that breathed chamber music.
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My two cello-playing sons were entranced by visits to the studios of the celebrated luthiers, Anton Maller, who allowed my trembling older son to play a $10,000 cello, and Anton Sprenger, who gave us an impromptu concert on his own violin.
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Meanwhile, the low cello notes on "Eleanor Rigby" by the Beatles sound deep and textured.
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So did music (Alfredo Piatti's "Twelve Caprices" for solo cello) with a stronger rhythmic drive.
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Sheku grew up in Nottingham and began playing the cello when he was just six.
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Pastoral cello stabs ring out against a raw din of jangling guitars and heavy drums.
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Cello may be Lu's primary instrument, a classical background nestled neatly in her back pocket.
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Somebody starts talking: 'Hey, how are you going to fit that cello in the overhead?
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"We want to show the possibilities of cello playing," Mr. Sulic said before the show.
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Steven Sharp Nelson, who plays cello for the Piano Guys, disagreed with Mr. Allen's critique.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's stellar principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Schumann's Cello Concerto.
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Jake is playing guitar and keys, and that's Anand Wilder from Yeasayer playing the cello.
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It's a perfect image of possibility, made more powerful by the surge of the cello.
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She will perform Bach's cello suites in the Rosen House Music Room on Oct. 15.
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His stepfather, Thomazzo Babini, a fine cellist, was his first and only significant cello teacher.
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When I was 12 or so, I was big enough for a full-size cello.
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She then led the New York premiere of her fellow Australian Brett Dean's Cello Concerto.
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The cello was deemed indecorous because it had to be placed between a player's legs.
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With Till Fellner, he recorded the complete Beethoven works for cello and piano in 2000.
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But the center of the cello register is where it's generally densest in the orchestra.
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The names of the dead were read to the plaintive accompaniment of a single cello.
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There are many other symbols purply dotting the story: ducks, a cello, laundry, that soup.
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The sale's top lot, Giovanni Battista Guadagnini's "A Cello, Turin" (2000), sold for £23,2782,2000 (~$500,21,2207).
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In "Wire and Wool," for solo cello and electronics, the cellist Kivie Cahn-Lipman enacted a fraught dialogue between musician and instrument, with the electronic score magnifying the physical assault — the crunch and grind of horsehair on metal-wound gut — a cello suffers in performance.
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To set the show's haunting tone, Djawadi uses the cello as the backbone for most songs.
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And some truly unusual things happen when water, air, and a cello get together in space.
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But she never once brought up cello and asked multiple times if I was dating anyone.
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Q. Speaking of Casals, does the legacy of having his cello ever weigh down on you?
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It's immersion week in masterworks for violin and cello at Bargemusic, Brooklyn's popular floating recital hall.
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FALLS VILLAGE Cassatt String Quartet performs Daniel S. Godfrey, Tchaikovsky and Schubert with Colin Carr, cello.
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Most of the Purcell and much of the Britten used continuo accompaniment: mere harpsichord and cello.
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Bela Horvath, violin, Thomas Mesa, cello, and Drew Peterson, piano, playing music by Brahms and more.
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As a youth, Brian sang in his church choir and played the piano, cello and trombone.
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I was disappointed that I wasn't going to get rid of my unwieldy cello anytime soon.
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Her mother is a professor of cello at Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music in Berea.
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They had musical instruments in tow: Beth, a cello; Ben, a ukulele; Molly, a toy glockenspiel.
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" The orchestra's principal viola and cello, Cynthia Phelps and Carter Brey, act as soloists in "Quixote.
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Well, here are two kids in Columbus, Ohio, who made all those cello lessons worth it.
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But soon the orchestra needles the cello, as if to make a contentious and contrasting point.
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Mr. Queyras plays his cello while seated on a stool that moves from suite to suite.
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I knew what was coming: she was going to play a Schubert sonata on her cello.
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The yellowing cello-packed radishes, sweating in their own condensation, are out of the question here.
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It could be the year you get really into karate, or flower arranging, or the cello.
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Waiters dressed in black and white handed out champagne flutes while a man performed on the cello.
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ENGLEWOOD "Baroque Brethren," a flute, violin, cello and harpsichord performance by the All Seasons Chamber Players. Jan.
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The girl Adele picks from the audience turns out to be the daughter of her cello player.
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Just to come back and be able to say, 'Yeah, I can play the cello really well.
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Adele was overjoyed when she realized one of the girls is the daughter of her cello player.
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Lori Goldston, who plays the cello on these records, is such an amazingly phenomenal improviser and musician.
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He proceeded to do a few jumping jacks while holding his multimillion-dollar cello in one hand.
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In fact, each of his six siblings plays an instrument, be it cello, violin or the piano.
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On Sunday the cellist Jeffrey Solow will play and offer commentary on Bach's solo cello suites Nos.
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As Jonathan becomes more obsessed with the mysterious cello player, this music becomes something of a leitmotif.
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One day, he and his daughter are walking by the woman's apartment and Jenny hears the cello.
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On one end of the hall, an electric violin player and an electric cello player were performing.
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Bela Horvath, violin, Thomas Mesa, cello, and Drew Peterson, piano, playing music by Brahms and other composers.
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On Wednesday the orchestra's principal cellist, Carter Brey, steps into the limelight with Schumann's yearning Cello Concerto.
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So in a way, the cello is my voice, it's my expression, but it's also my shield.
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"Suite" is for a man alone onstage with a cellist, who plays movements from Bach's cello suites.
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The music is Rossini's unusually scored but appealing Duet for Cello and Double Bass in D major.
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There are probably 10,000 cello players in western New York, but I hire the best, that's all.
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My mother was an amateur cellist, and when I was 6, she started me on the cello.
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Instead he retired in his 40s to a farm in Connecticut to paint and play the cello.
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The younger Jiri joined a choir when he was 4 and soon started studying piano and cello.
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Finally, a searching cello line breaks loose, sounding like intense yet wayward thoughts unfolding in endless phrases.
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Soon, the cello declares battle on the orchestra, breaking into raucous, vehement bursts of sputtering, manic phrases.
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With Mr. Gilbert conducting the Philharmonic at David Geffen Hall, the concert also features another work by a major composer who died recently — Pierre Boulez's seven-cello miniature masterpiece "Messagesquisse," a showcase for the orchestra's superb cello section — and the American premiere of Per Norgard's Symphony No. 8.
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Not to mention the damage that could be inflicted with the endpin at the bottom of a cello.
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" Here's "Fantasy on David Cameron" for cello and piano, "written and recorded hastily between midnight and 2 a.m.
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The actor, an accomplished musician, played the cello on the Rogue One score, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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It meant the sounds I made [with a cello] were just one slice in the narrative of sound.
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Last year, he performed cello on Jonny Greenwood's ornate Phantom Thread soundtrack, contributing to its lush string arrangements.
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She follows the sound of a beautiful cello and meets Krish, a young man who changes her world.
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For example, an American Airlines passenger got kicked off the flight because of the size of her cello.
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Yet they chose to kick her out last minute after she was seated and her cello safely secured.
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At the Tate, "Global Groove" and the "TV Cello" share space with cheesy jokes and dreary shamanistic installations.
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Karim Wasfi, the conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony, began showing up at bombing scenes, playing his cello.
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At Georges's eighty-fifth birthday party he's moved by a cello recital, but again shows signs of senility.
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Every day the cello is taken into someone's arms, taken between spread legs and lured into its shivering.
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The first movement begins with the cello playing a sustained pitch so softly as to be almost inaudible.
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Mournful loops of electrified cello overlaid throbbing synthesizer, the music constantly spinning apart and reassembling into a whole.
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He married political meaning to works for cello and piano which always sounded like the voice—his voice.
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Bela Horvath, violin, Thomas Mesa, cello and Drew Peterson, piano, playing the music of Brahms and other composers.
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In addition, Carter Brey, the orchestra's eminent principal cellist, is the soloist in Schumann's infrequently heard Cello Concerto.
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"This was so great, how the brakes were 'tuned' into the cello clusters of David Darling," he said.
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He won his first cello competition in the 5-and-6 age group at a youth music festival.
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Here his technical brilliance came to the forefront while Daniel Müller-Schott's buttery cello added depth and contour.
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Here, Mr. Solow reprises a complete survey of the Bach Cello Suites, offering the first three, with commentary.
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I'll slowly unload my cello, backpack, and swim bags from the car and go inside and go upstairs.
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Carter Brey is the cello soloist, and the vocalists in the Mozart include Miah Persson and Nicholas Phan.
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Her best-known works include an oboe concerto, recorded by Mr. Holliger; a song cycle, "Der Andreas Garten," with text by her husband, Dwight Mamlok, a businessman and poet; "Stray Birds," a setting for voice, flute and cello of poems by Rabindranath Tagore; and "Sintra," for alto flute and cello.
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In the final moments of the movie, Lizzie and Charlotte play the cello together — on the very same instrument.
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What Okkyung Lee does on the cello is often called "extended technique," which means producing sounds by unusual means.
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Lu started her professional career in orchestras, and has even once played the cello for Florence and The Machine.
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" Jake Ryan (Gabe), 14"Well, in music class, one day the music teacher brought in an old baroque cello.
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Created after the premiere of the cello score, this improvisation was intended to serve as a prelude to it.
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In the Cello Concerto (1966), scored for a large chamber ensemble, the soloist is like the first among equals.
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As they crooned about love, a woman in strategically sheer leggings squeezed a cello with her gym-honed legs.
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When I was making this work, I listened to a lot of Mozart and anything with a strong cello.
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A. Casals was a pioneer in establishing the cello as a virtuosic solo and communicative instrument for the masses.
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The group features Jeffrey Myers and Ryan Meehan on violin, Jeremy Berry on viola and Estelle Choi on cello.
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The musicians included Damon Duewhite on drums and Karen Poleshuck on cello; Gary Foote's bass substituted for a guitar.
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In this jolting cello-centric take on "Hello," the Adele hit is re-worked with a bit of Mozart.
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She had a knee-high, rusted, open steel cube (a tiny Richard Serra) between her legs like a cello.
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Roger Bricoux was the Titanic's cello player and just 21 years old when he perished during the ship's sinking.
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Her accompaniment for this engagement includes Mark Summer on cello, Serge Merlaud on guitar and Ralph Humphrey on drums.
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I began to write little ditties, but mostly I just broke down chords into violin, viola and cello parts.
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That same balance informs Mr. Salonen's own charismatic Cello Concerto, which here had an eloquent soloist in Truls Mork.
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Orchestral textures that start off as a hollow whistle gather force like a storm that buffets the solo cello.
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They handled instruments like found objects: a violin propped against a hip, a cello tilted at a rakish angle.
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A short and wiry man, he also played cello in Baroque groups and started looking to buy a harpsichord.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen will conduct the Philharmonia Orchestra of London in performances of Bruckner and his own cello concerto.
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This year, the Seattle Symphony postponed his Cello Concerto, which Johannes Moser had been scheduled to perform in June.
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An earlier version of the entry about "The Cello Suites" misstated the given name of a world-renowned cellist.
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The writing, for baritone and soprano accompanied by cello and flute, often skated surprisingly close to more traditional forms.
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He met Susan Moses, whom he would marry, when he sought her out to take cello lessons in 1994.
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We watch her drawing a symphony in oil stick and painting cello phrases as they're played by Darrett Adkins.
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They are set to music which is haunting but simple, driven by a cello and a viola da gamba.
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I played drums in all the bands, but this time we even had a rock cello and matching outfits.
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The Beethoven survey at Carnegie continues with the first of three concerts from this chamber-music supergroup, all of which feature a cello sonata, a violin sonata and a piano trio: here, the Cello Sonata Op. 73 No. 1, the Violin Sonata Op. 96 and the Piano Trio Op. 1 No. 3.
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Rather than merely repeating that theme, the cello claims it, takes charge and points the music down an exploratory path.
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Her violin, in combination with Ms. McCalla's cello, both bowed and strummed, lent classical underpinnings to some of the selections.
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We recorded the music, and three opera singers and a cello player toured England and Luxembourg, staging approximately 50 performances.
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The worst, most macabre part of my brain assumed that the cello statue is made out of a real woman.
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I counted at least five keyboards, eight guitars, two drum kits, a piano, a cello, a trumpet and a saxophone.
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Today, however, things were a little more D.I.Y.: a tight-knit group of electric guitar, cello, tuba, drums and electronics.
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There are quieter moments, too: In "Moonmoons," a graceful, melodic cello line soars over cooing owl sounds and plucked strings.
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It turned out to be very fortunate that the cello may be the most elastic and modifiable of all instruments.
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Both versions of the tune start with a plinking harpsichord, cello and mellow bass, dubbed with commentary from England's defeats.
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So for the encore, they offered an arrangement for cello of the Adagio from Brahms's Violin Sonata in D minor.
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FAIRFIELD "New York to Paris, Operetta's Grand Tour," solos, duets and choruses from famous operettas with piano and cello accompaniment.
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Mr. Belaga also moonlights as an occasional bartender and model as "a support system for the cello stuff," he said.
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The tech behind this souped up camera is worth the booming cello track laid under the trailer's video's CGI rendering.
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This record, the way all these rhythms come out of his voice and his cello, it's almost a technical reference.
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His mother tutored him in piano and music theory and signed him up for cello lessons when he was 4.
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And humor, as when vibrato-rich sostenuto in the violins is interrupted by a belching low note from the cello.
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It's important to know that she is a presence in this two-hour excavation of Bach's six glorious cello suites.
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The chords, performed in unison by an ensemble including electric guitar, drum kit and cello, are surrounded by vertiginous breaks.
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The cello is a relative latecomer on the concert platform, having achieved true star status only in the nineteenth century.
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He started playing the cello at the age of seven, swiftly moving on from the compulsory exercises of traditional musical training.
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A violent burst from the cello egged the others on for a bit, and then there was yet another falling apart.
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In addition, Shirley composed three symphonies, two piano concerti, a cello concerto, three string quartets, a one-act opera, and more.
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An acclaimed soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra for over two decades, he currently teaches cello at the University of Maryland.
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The cello was made by Mario Miralles, a well-known maker of stringed instruments, of Alta Dena, according to the Tribune.
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It's also included non-Chinese instruments like Indian drums and the cello, and the Liyuan plotlines have been broadened beyond folklore.
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As they talk, the low, haunting bellows of a single cello note loom ominously in the background, foreshadowing Fonny's bleak fate.
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"Steal Away" kicks off with a sexy tip-toe plucking at Balliet's cello strings, leading into a story about a jailbreak.
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In "Interface," another premiere, Mr. Khoury collaborates with the Israeli cellist Elad Kabilio, who performs George Crumb's Sonata for Solo Cello.
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By the end of the 1970s, he had invented a computer-based keyboard instrument, the Touché, and an electronic cello interface.
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Once, he arrived to find cello parts scattered around the room, attended to by different experts, like an intensive-care unit.
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The instrumental quintet — violin, cello, clarinet, quanun (similar to a zither) and percussion — is a mixture of West and Middle East.
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Sometimes the interplay of these worlds was delightful: the caramel sound of the cello relaxing into the twang of the quanun.
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The Kronos Quartet is a standard violin-violin-viola-cello unit that has specialized in cross-genre collaboration since the '70s.
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The piano, violin and cello soloists — all drawn from the Philharmonic's regular cast — carried a brisk energy throughout the demanding work.
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The older one, once threatened by gangs in Honduras, likes studying history and math and is learning to play the cello.
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The "Girls" star plays Charlotte, a former cello prodigy who abandoned her dreams years ago to care for her ailing mother.
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They have a plausible story for this part: Mary Dean asked me to give the excess funds to the cello movers.
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In the first rehearsal, I felt really bad and awkward because I didn't know how I could play with the cello.
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Premiere of the cello-fueled, slow building and knotty sprawl of "Andy's Progress Report" below and pre-order Personal Life here.
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In what follows, the solo voices of violin and cello intertwine; it has been called the most beautiful moment in ballet.
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Then he wowed listeners with the finale of Gaspar Cassadó's Suite for Cello, with its strong Spanish dance flavor, as encore.
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She recommends listening to instrumental music instead, particularly tracks that rely on low instruments like the cello or the double bass.
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This makes it seem a bit more soothing, kind of like when a song has a lot of cello or bass.
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On the second evening, Mr. Trifonov performed Chopin's Cello Sonata, a rhapsodic tangle of a piece, with the splendid Gautier Capuçon.
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We get to listen to our awesome neighbors play cello and viola, though magically nothing else makes it through the soundproofing.
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Schumann's Cello Concerto is on the agenda for this matinee, along with Mozart's Symphony No. 33 and Schumann's Symphony No. 2.
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Her human cello tries to revive her musical powers, as does her husband, who has been conducting from a nearby podium.
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APRIL 6 American apologized after a musician was removed from a flight because his $100,000 cello was deemed a safety risk.
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APRIL 6: American apologized after a musician was removed from a flight because his $100,000 cello was deemed a safety risk.
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Although he became known as one of the nation's great horn players, Mr. Bloom never lost his fondness for the cello.
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"Schiff is a true cello animal," the British cellist Natalie Clein, who studied with him, wrote in The Guardian in 2012.
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"Longitude" was written for a six-piece ensemble (violin, viola, cello, clarinet, piano and vibraphone) and two-channel one-bit noise.
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The music turns kinetic and insistent, with interplay between the cello bongos and congas, deceptively charming music that is actually anxious.
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I played the cello quite seriously through college but concluded that I simply didn't have the discipline to pursue it professionally.
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This is heroic music that builds pathos and excitement from the contrast of solo cello and large orchestra playing, yes, fortissimo.
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This recital, titled "21st Century Women," features Segev playing recent solo cello works by five of our more prominent female composers.
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Her clearly articulated, lyrically imaginative cello playing can fulfill a range of roles in quick succession: melodist, beat maker, textural accompanist.
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Though she'd studied classical cello throughout her childhood and adolescence, Dal Forno's relationship to music, until now, has been largely collaborative.
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Cello Concerto; Sheku Kanneh-Mason, cello; Simon Rattle, conductor; London Symphony Orchestra (Decca) Mr. Kanneh-Mason, a fast-rising cellist who recently made an auspicious New York debut at Weill Recital Hall, joins the veteran Mr. Rattle in a youthful yet searching and intensely expressive account of Elgar's challenging concerto, due for release later this month.
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Also on the program is Schubert's double-cello String Quintet in C with Astrid Schween, who will take Mr. Krosnick's place soon.
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Karpas loves meditating to the cello, because "it has a beautiful deep tone that has the power to deeply soothe," she says.
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The lyra (fiddle) player Stelios Petrakis, from Crete, in Greece, led his quartet, a string band with lauto (oud), mandolin and cello.
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Once Smyers and Mooney learned that Morales plays the cello, they even suggested he might have a place in their show someday.
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I was in band class playing clarinet and sitting next to girls playing cello and violin, while we played Beethoven and Bach.
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Above, there's a wooden cello, and three canvas banners painted with cellos in blue, yellow, and green, each created by Moorman herself.
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Backed only by a piano and cello on the normally uptempo track, The Weeknd's vocals were strong, but the performance felt disjointed.
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In August, Mr. Peled will take the cello he calls "a wild horse ready to run" on a road trip across America.
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It started as a burden, but through playing his programs and creating this buzz about having this cello, I found my voice.
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"Inner Spectrum," a piece in six movements for violin, viola, cello, bass, drums, and piano, is a creation that defeats all preconceptions.
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Strengthening the melancholic tone, An Wei's moaning, cello-infused soundtrack provides the perfect base for Mark Lee Ping-Bing's swoon-worthy visuals.
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Of Tuesday's concertos, the most overtly seductive was Dai Fujikura's Cello Concerto, written for Katinka Kleijn, a player of formidable expressive gifts.
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WINDHAM Trio Solisti in Concert, Maria Bachmann, violin, Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello, and Fabio Bidini, piano, perform Beethoven, Arensky and Liebermann. Aug.
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In 1999, Yo-Yo Ma left his 18th-century cello in the trunk of a taxi after a concert at Carnegie Hall.
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The film opens with a musician as he attempts to load a massive cello case into the trunk of his small Peugeot.
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JOSHUA BARONE It may feel as if the world doesn't need yet another recording of Bach's solo works for violin or cello.
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Here he opened up large arcs with one raised arm; there he lingered over a point of connection between cello and dance.
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He later studied cello in Italy, and at 17 he was awarded a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music in London.
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The 19503 Cello Sonata was one of the works that marked a turning point toward the expressionistic extremes of Zimmermann's final decade.
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His prizewinning piece haunts the central trio of violin, cello and piano with an ensemble of shadows, sometimes benevolent and sometimes threatening.
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Because even though that Reform service — performative, decorous (a cello!), incorporating English — did nothing for me, it had also once seemed ridiculous.
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Strictly speaking, Artifacts Trio — Nicole Mitchell on flute, Tomeka Reid on cello and Mike Reed on drums — started as a cover band.
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Peri Mauer has written for contrabass flute and cello, which I thought was very neat, because I didn't know anything like that.
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Jonathan later recalled eating Rice-A-Roni every Tuesday night and spending much of his childhood in his room, playing the cello.
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Reading him on these scruffy men and women is like listening to someone try to play "Long Tall Sally" on solo cello.
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"Cobra" uses a large ensemble; "Hockey" will feature only Michael Nicolas on cello and Aaron Edgcomb on percussion, with Mr. Zorn conducting.
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That city is where Mr. Sachs first conducted her Second Cello Concerto, which remains a relatively obscure work in Ms. Bacewicz's output.
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The first fruit is Nina C. Young's "Tread Softly," appearing here along with Haydn's Cello Concerto No. 8543 and Mozart's "Great" Mass.
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I then would have to choose between Thomas Demenga's traversal of the cello suites and Kim Kashkashian's rendition of them on viola.
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Critic's Pick Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, amid "West Side Story" previews, presented an austere and captivating dance set to Bach's cello suites.
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Although proficient on a number of instruments including guitar, violin, cello and trumpet, Hunter never appeared on stage with the Grateful Dead.
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This brooding piece, dotted with skittish, mysterious outbursts for both cello and piano, has a distressed and confused quality, well conveyed here.
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A Stradivarius violin, viola or cello represents the pinnacle of sound engineering, and nobody has been able to replicate their unique tones.
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D.A. MESSIAEN: 'Quartet for the End of Time' Martin Frost, clarinet; Lucas Debargue, piano; Janine Jansen, violin; Torleif Thedeen, cello (Sony Classical).
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In 2018, he embarked on his ambitious Bach Project, a plan to perform Bach's cello suites in 36 locations around the world.
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The Cello Concerto explores the reality of his imprisonment, "which has to do with life and death," Mr. Yun said in 1986.
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On the program is Rachmaninoff's Cello Sonata in G minor, a chamber work whose dreamy sound world I'm always happy to revisit.
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Amine has started singing at home and his sleep troubles have stopped since he began playing the cello, his foster mother said.
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I spent so much time dedicated to playing cello that I don't think I really gave myself a chance to love songwriting.
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And on March 18, the season will end with Ms. Weilerstein's performance of Schumann's Cello Concerto and music by Mendelssohn, Webern and Schubert.
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That sweet cello part signals a return to the world of Westeros, where we can lose ourselves in dragons and epic family feuds.
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"Sleep Late, My Lady Friend" is a strong early gem, with cello and upright bass sliding up against a warm, lilting vocal melody.
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Using a bass guitar, an electric cello and a synth, this Youtuber successfully recreates one of the coolest intro songs of all time.
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" As for what powers she'd like to come back with, she said, "I'd love to be able to play the cello really well.
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By day a good boy, in the International Baccalaureate program, and playing cello in his school, and by night having this other life.
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According to Hu, flight staff told her the cello was too big for the seat – though she insists it met seat size restrictions.
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In San Francisco, at 18, it was Buddhism, north Indian classical music and cello studies at the Ali Akbar Khan College of Music.
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He says via email that he was taken by the role she performed as a "translator," turning the art into pieces for cello.
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Those include violins made with metal cans, a cello built from an oil container and a drumhead fashioned from discarded X-ray film.
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"Here I Am" has its own gaggle of oppressively endearing and overachieving children, with their cello and fencing lessons and precocious existential questions.
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Once a professional cello player, Harris' interest in tech grew while he worked as an investment banker in Chicago in the early 2010s.
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In the same year, she entered college as a music student, specializing in the cello, which she'd been playing since she was 10.
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Haimovitz sat down and played a few hoarse scales, before launching into a jaunty tune, the prelude to Bach's Cello Suite No. 1.
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Anohni, the musician from the band Antony and the Johnsons; Thievery Corporation, a neo bossa nova group; and the Croatian cello pair 173Cellos.
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His daughter, who has a bevy of imaginary friends, acquires another one called Petra, who begins to play the cello with exceptional skill.
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The choir reassembled up front for elegant, clear-textured accounts of two sublime Bach motets, accompanied only by continuo cello and chamber organ.
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Mr. Pascal accompanied himself on guitar, while Mr. Rapp was backed by Daniel Weiss on piano and guitar and Peter Sachon on cello.
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He switched to the cello, on which he became skilled enough to perform with his own group, David Baker's 21st Century Bebop Band.
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Another Thought, the beautiful, innovative album released two years after Russell's death, comprised mainly his voice, a single cello and sparse, synthy beats.
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Mr. Neidlinger's virtuosity manifested itself early, first on the cello, which he played proficiently before his teens, and then on the upright bass.
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WINNER: PSYCHEDELIC CATSHOES No. 2 Melo and Syracuse–Kansas, 2003 Here's Carmelo "The Cello" Anthony dominating in the 2003 title game against Kansas.
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Their chemistry is electric, dramatized by a cello duet sequence that is shot and edited like a sex scene before slowly becoming one.
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His admirable creativity and pluck comes through at the start, with the theme, scored for just four instruments: violin, viola, cello and lute.
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I play cello in a community orchestra in New Jersey, the New Sussex Symphony, and she was its music director for 27 years.
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One sunny but chilly morning, Mr. Johansen opened his case to find his cello beaded with condensation and was terrified he'd ruined it.
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The third opened with a drum-set duet that yielded to a skittish dialogue for double bass and cello, then a wailing din.
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I grew up playing cello and trombone, so this classical music lover didn't even hesitate when dropping in Die MOLDAU, Smetana's famous composition.
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She boasts a husky tone and a pensive touch on the cello, favoring wide arcs of melody that often allude to the blues.
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A simple G major arpeggiated chord played expressively on the cello opens a short, but harmonically and melodically rich, 42 measures of music.
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The cello emerges from the restless mists playing fragments that want to coalesce into a line, but seem held back by enshrouding strings.
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Gilles Vonsattel (piano), Paul Huang (violin), Ani Kavafian (violin), Matthew Lipman (viola), Nicholas Canellakis (cello) and David Shifrin (clarinet) are the team involved.
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INTERLUDE One of the things we do on occasion is, Kaden will take his cello out and we'll go to a local park.
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INTERLUDE One of the things we do on occasion is, Kaden will take his cello out and we'll go to a local park.
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But he recently expanded it into a quartet, with Alex Harding on baritone saxophone, Corey Wilkes on trumpet and Ian Maksin on cello.
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By the mid-sixties, Joseph Beuys had created a felt-covered cello for her, and she had met, through her friend Karlheinz Stockhausen, the video visionary Nam June Paik, with whom she worked on various projects, including the famous "TV Bra for Living Sculpture," a piece where two tiny video screens covered Moorman's breasts and her cello partly covered the rest.
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As a youth he studied the piano, trombone and cello, as if anticipating the eclectic range of timbres on which his work would draw.
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In an effort to save Lizzie, she realizes that if she's missing a hand, she can't play the cello and keep performing for Anton.
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Here's what we know about Eliza: She's great at cello, even though the actress is blatantly terrible at it, and she doesn't like coffee.
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VR goggles allowed onformative to immerse the cello players in the surreal animations and visuals that had been created from the dance motion data.
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Elias was so captivated by the sensation that he clutched the cello in close to his chest – his entire face lighting up with joy.
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"You listen to Bach's cello suites—the momentum comes from constant movement, often returning to one note, which is called the pedal," he said.
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And now, a few years later, I realize that my voice also has to be linked to what Casals did away from the cello.
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The case was for Haimovitz's rare, multimillion-dollar cello, which he calls Matteo—after Matteo Goffriller, the seventeenth-century Venetian luthier who built it.
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WINDHAM Trio Solisti in Concert, Maria Bachmann, violin, Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello, and Fabio Bidini, piano, perform music of Beethoven, Arensky and Liebermann. Aug.
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But the work hits a new expressive level in its closing section, after cello, harp, piano and violin have been added to the ensemble.
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Kitt: I made the cello solo from the original track into a vocal arrangement so that line is actually being sung by the actors.
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Mr. Sharon has been relishing his time at the theater, whose acoustics are famously balanced and clear — like "you're inside a cello," he said.
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The continuo (harpsichord and cello) was placed to a side of the pit, with little hope of blending with what happened in the middle.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 5 minutes 15 seconds By its nature, the cello usually has a mellow, rich sound that some cellists can't help exaggerating.
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"'Nomaden' is not a traditional concerto, but a work for cello and instruments from cultures around the world," Mr. Bons said in a statement.
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She recalled previous boarders, including one who practiced the cello for hours on end and another who helped her sew buttons on her clothing.
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His latest concerto — a lush and cinematic work in three movements — pairs the cello and the pipa, which dates back more than 2,000 years.
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But over 20 years we kind of got used to it, so the combination of pipa and cello is not strange to us anymore.
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The mood was more candied than mysterious in the second-movement "night music," its lilting cello section feeling genuinely nostalgic rather than tangily sardonic.
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Ms. Marston herself, in a ballet she had previously choreographed, had asked one of the group dancers to impersonate a cello, and it worked.
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Inside a giant green cube, the singer kicked off his performance with an interesting arrangement of "Yummy," accompanied by cello, violin, and acoustic guitar.
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This trio — for piano, violin and cello — is a work in a decidedly French mode that Ms. de la Martinez said verges on Impressionism.
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The 10-piece ensemble's chamberesque lineup includes Nadje Noordhuis on trumpet, Rubin Kodheli on cello, James Shipp on vibraphone and Sheryl Bailey on guitar.
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PARELES There is no set role for Bill MacKay's electric guitar or Katinka Kleijn's cello on "Stir," a new album of sensitively improvised duets.
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At first there are slow, subsurface currents — two minutes of a deep bass undertow — that gradually induce cello-like melodies splashed by white noise.
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The performers are Paul Jacobs (organ), Anne-Marie McDermott (piano), Ani Kavafian (violin), Colin Carr (cello), Jason Vieaux (guitar) and Tara Helen O'Connor (flute).
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Many percussion concertos devolve into a numbing barrage; the most striking moment here was one of melancholy lyricism, as vibraphone blended with solo cello.
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The show's swinging score, performed onstage with instruments that include cello, double bass, drums, guitar, trombone, and train whistle, mixes Americana and art rock.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH The Prelude of Bach's Suite No. 1 for solo cello is mostly a sequence of chords played in flowing arpeggio figures.
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But this led me back to her other albums, including her impassioned recording of Dvorak's Cello Concerto with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in 2014.
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It began with a musician in heels and sparkly tights — Daniel de Jesús — taking the back center stage to play the cello and sing.
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Be prepared to dive into her meticulous archives and explore her spectacle-like performances, including the time she played cello while suspended by balloons.
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