Leonard Elschenbroich - Beethoven: Sonatas For Cello And Piano AEC Music There is such a lyrical

There is such a lyrical musicality about these songs that each individual shift from one chord to the next feels perfect in it's tone and timing

so it would've been a shame to simply perform it and not do anything with it afterwards

In DAIKAN (2002) - a Japanese term meaning "the coldest" or "the coldest part of the year"-the ear stretches until touching the depth of time that persists in the ice

Gambit & Lone Hill Jazz

Leonard Elschenbroich - Beethoven: Sonatas For Cello And Piano AEC Music There is such a lyricalLeonard Elschenboich is joined by pianist Alexi Grynyuk for a program of Beethoven's five cello sonatas, which span his three creative periods. The audacious Op. 5 sonatas date from his early years in Vienna as a piano virtuoso and aspiring composer (1792 99). The great Op. 69 sonata is from the same period that saw the composition of Symphonies Nos. 4 8, the Violin Concerto, Mass in C and the String Quartets Op. 59. The two Op. 102 sonatas are from