Haym / Ceccato / Ottoboni - Il Violoncello Del Cardinale - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

I solisti di Pavia was founded about twenty years ago and nowadays can be seen as a stable and affirmed ensemble in both the Italian and European music scenes. Along with their leader, Italian cellist Enrico Dindo, the group has become internationally renowned. This ensemble presents a Chamber repertoire which runs from the XVIII Century to present day giving to the audience an interpretation which joins accurate historical performance practice with a fresh and lively musicality. In this album Enrico Dindo and the ensemble Solisti di Pavia present some of the most famous works for cello from Max Bruch Kol Nidrei (opening the album) to Saint-Saëns Le Cygne.

Celebrated songsmith and guitarist Steve Tilston once again taps into the zeitgeist with an intriguing new album. In Such Times, Steve uses his new self-designed Brooks 'Calder' guitar to skilfully showcase his superb musicianship and lyrical mastery.01 Daylight Rising 04 22 02 Satellites Decree 04 2803 This Is Living With The Blues 04 0804 It's A Crying Shame 04 5305 A Million Miles Away 03 1206 Such Times 04 2507 12/8 Pull Off 04 1008 Dust From My Heels 04 4509 Where Your Mark Remains 03 3310 Waters Of March 03 5811 There's A Man 05 3212 Nothing To See Here 02 1713 Four Corners 05 5714 My Mystery Train 04 2215 Little Flame 03 31

Shortly after Luigi Boccherini's death on 28 May 1805, two journalists in Leipzig and Paris agreed that he had been Inchan excellent cellist capable of bewitching audiences with the incomparable sound and expressive melody of his instrumentInch and Incha wonderful cellist. He especially charmed us with his incomparable sonority and the very expressive song of his instrument.Inch However, posterity in the nineteenth century was most unkind to him, allowing him to InchsurviveInch thanks to a Minuet chosen at random, transposed for and endlessly churned out by every possible instrument (and even the voice), a somewhat InchdoctoredInch concerto, and finally editions of a small batch of Inchsonatas for cello and pianoInch adorned with an improbable arsenal of technical and performance markings far removed from the Boccherinian spirit. Bruno Cocset pays tribute to one of the precursors of the Golden Age of the cello by recording five sonatas based on the manuscripts of the extensive Noseda Collection of the Milan Conservatory. He is accompanied by his partners from Les Basses Reunies, Maude Gratton, Bertrand Cuiller (harpsichord), Emmanuel Jacques (cello continuo) and Richard Myron.