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Works For Cello And Piano

Nicolas Altstaedt (cello) & Francesco Piemonsti (piano)

This uncommonly well-planned and well-recorded recital may have arisen from a competition winner (of the 2005
Deutscher Musikwettbewerb) wishing to display the range of his abilities, but it...

Works For Cello And Piano

Nicolas Altstaedt (cello) & Francesco Piemonsti (piano)

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This uncommonly well-planned and well-recorded recital may have arisen from a competition winner (of the 2005
Deutscher Musikwettbewerb) wishing to display the range of his abilities, but it...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Andante
Track length2:32
II. Allegro vivace
Track length4:51
III. Adagio
Track length2:51
IV. Allegro vivace
Track length4:02
No. 1, Langsam
Track length2:42
No. 2, Langsam
Track length2:13
No. 1, Massige Achtel
Track length1:08
No. 2, Sehr bewegt
Track length0:21
No. 3, Ausserst ruhig
Track length1:01
I. Prelude
Track length5:15
II. Allemande
Track length5:28
III. Courante
Track length2:03
IV. Sarabande
Track length3:46
V. Gavotte I-II
Track length4:23
VI. Gigue
Track length2:10
I. Dialogo
Track length4:07
II. Capriccio
Track length3:37
I. Introduction (Version for cello and piano)
Track length2:06
II. Serenata (Version for cello and piano)
Track length3:13
III. Aria (Version for cello and piano)
Track length4:45
IV. Tarantella (Version for cello and piano)
Track length2:04
V. Minuetto (Version for cello and piano)
Track length2:13
VI. Finale (Version for cello and piano)
Track length2:13

Awards and reviews

December 2007

This uncommonly well-planned and well-recorded recital may have arisen from a competition winner (of the 2005
Deutscher Musikwettbewerb) wishing to display the range of his abilities, but it offers a far more satisfying
experience than most such showcases…..Altstaedt is already much more than promising, and anyone interested in a freshly uninhibited approach to Bach should hear him
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