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HAYDN. Violoncello Concerto in C major, HobVIIb. 2 CD set. Franz Joseph Haydn. Cello Solo sheet music.

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HAYDN. Koncert za violončelo in orkester v C-duru, HobVIIb. 2 CD set. Franz Joseph Haydn. Cello Solo notno.

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HAYDN. Violoncello Concerto in C major, HobVIIb. 2 CD set. composed by Franz Joseph Haydn. 1732-1809. For cello. Instrumental Solo Part and 2 CDs. Published by Music Minus One. MO.MMOCD3718. ISBN 1596154098. Franz Josef Haydn's beautiful Concerto in C major for Violoncello and Orchestra is a treat as well as an absolute requirement for any serious cellist. Strangely, though, it lay dormant and unknown in a Prague library until it was discovered in 1961 and brought to light after nearly two hundred years. Since its reintroduction it has become one of the most popular of all violoncello concerti, and deservedly so. This concerto was most likely written in the mid-1760s while Haydn was Kapellmeister to Prince Esterhazy. Its splendid, memorable themes perfectly showcase the solo instrument against a beautifully and sensitively orchestrated backdrop, all of which come together to illustrate Papa Haydn's mastery of form, melody and orchestration. Its lovely classical charm, beautifully captured here by virtuoso Roman Wiszniowski and the Plovdiv Philharmonic, will enchant you from beginning to end. Then play it yourself with maestro Todorov and the Plovdiv Philharmonic as your accompanists. This MMO learning and performance edition of one of the great classical cello masterpieces is not to be missed. This deluxe 2CD set includes a slow-tempo practice version to help you get up to speed. Includes an authoritative, newly engraved music score printed on high-quality ivory paper, and informative liner notes. a digital stereo compact disc featuring a complete performance of the concerto with orchestra and soloist, and a second performance minus you, the soloist. and a second compact disc containing a full-speed version of the complete version as well as a special -20% slow-tempo version of the accompaniment for practice purposes. The concerto is voluminously indexed for your practice and performance convenience. Includes cadenzas composed by Wolfgang Boettcher.

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HAYDN. Koncert za violončelo in orkester v C-duru, HobVIIb. 2 CD set. ki ga sestavljajo Franz Joseph Haydn. 1732-1809. Za violončelo. Instrumental Solo del in 2 CD-jev. Izdala Music Minus One. MO.MMOCD3718. ISBN 1596154098. Lepa Franz Josef Haydn Koncert v C-duru za violončelo in orkester je poslastica, kakor tudi absolutna zahteva za kakršne koli resne violončelist. Čudno, čeprav je Mirujejo in neznano v knjižnici v Pragi, dokler je bila odkrita leta 1961, razkrile po skoraj dvesto let. Od njegove ponovne je postal eden izmed najbolj priljubljenih vseh violončelo Concerti in zasluženo zato. Ta koncert je bil verjetno napisan v sredini 1760s, medtem ko je bila Haydn Kapellmeister s princem Esterhazy. Njeni čudovito, nepozabno teme popolnoma izložba solo instrument proti lepo in z občutkom orkestriral ozadju, vsi, ki pridejo skupaj za ponazoritev mojstrstvo Papa Haydn je v obliki, melodije in orkestracijo. Njegova lepa klasična čar, tukaj lepo ujeli z virtuozno Roman Wiszniowski in Plovdivu filharmonije, vas bo očarala od začetka do konca. Potem jo igrajo sami z maestrom Todorov in Plovdivu filharmonije, kot vaše accompanists. Ta MMO učenje in uspešnost izdaja enega izmed velikih klasičnih mojstrovin violončelo ne smete zamuditi. Ta deluxe 2CD set vključuje počasen tempo praksi različico, ki vam pomaga priti do hitrosti. Vključuje avtoritativno, novo vgravirano notni zapis natisnjen na kakovostnem papirju slonovino in informativni linijskih opomb. Digitalni stereo Zgoščenka featuring popolno izvedbo koncerta z orkestrom in solistom in druga predstava minus si, solist. in drugi Zgoščenka vsebuje različico polno hitrostjo popolnega verziji kot tudi posebno -20% počasen tempo različico spremljavo za namene praksi. Koncert je voluminozno indeksirajo za vaše prakse in uspešnosti udobje. Vključuje kadencami sestavljene Wolfgang Boettcher.