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The Best Cello Concertos of Each Decade of the 1800s
From Beethoven to Dvořák, via forgotten virtuosos Romberg and Servais

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Yury Revich: Making Waves with OCEAN at Carnegie Hall
Multitalented violinist Yury Revich will give the world premiere of his own composition, OCEAN, a new work for solo violin and orchestra, at Carnegie Hall in New York on November 12. Hailing from a four-generation musical family, Yury has built
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Douwe Eisenga Gives Away His Piano Music For Mattia
Dutch composer Douwe Eisenga is offering the sheet music of his popular composition For Mattia as a free download for pianists and harpists. Written in 2017 at the request of Mattia’s parents, the piece commemorates their daughter, who died by
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Musicians and Artists: Schimmel and 6 Artists
Paintings in Carl Schimmel’s String Quartet No. 2, “Six Faces” The paintings in Carl Schimmel’s Second String Quartet, Six Faces, are all Cubist works painted between 1911 and 1920. The 4 women and 2 men are shown with their belongings:
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The Trio Pantoum's debut album, Modern Times, journeys from Ravel's orchestral-like trio through Arensky's fiery spirit to Srnka's extended techniques — where performers must "give the impression of a very mechanical performance" yet stay creative. Have a listen!

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The Best Cello Concertos of Each Decade of the 1800s
Ask a cellist to name the great 19th-century cello concertos, and you’ll get the same four or five answers: Schumann, Saint-Saëns, Brahms’s Double, Dvořák. What you won’t hear about is everything else – and there was a lot of everything
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