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Special Programs
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The Following series are uniquely designed for music
lovers who wish to enhance their musical experience. Each concert is
marbled with enlightening commentary, enriching the audience insight
into this great cello repertoire. |
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From Bach to Brahms:
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This ground-breaking series offers a rare opportunity to hear entire
splendors of the cello repertoire under one roof. Featured here are
complete sets of eternal works of wonder: the complete cello works
by Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.
Each concert is preceded by an illustrated lecture designed to enhance
the audience appreciation of this unique musical experience. Presented
in an informal, friendly atmosphere, these enlightening lectures provide
insight into this magnificent repertoire, and increase the audience’s
delight and enjoyment.
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Musical Bridges Around the World: National Diversity
in Cello Music 
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Anger and tenderness, love and hate, violent storms and naïve
calmness: many in the late Romantic era and beyond were expressing
only their human soul in music. It was within that soul that composers
found their true national heritage, indeed an inseparable part of their
human, personal identity. Enter the folk culture as the queen
of hearts in the scene of art music. |
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Romantic Music for Cello
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The romantics had a passionate love affair with the cello. Love at
first sight, as the cello elevated the romantic spirit to immeasurable
heights, or dragged it to profound emotional depth. Within its four
strings and carved body, the cello was bursting at the seams as it
contained the breath of romantic life itself.
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