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UPDATED 6th April 2010

NEW RELEASE

Jaguar Songs

Nancy Green - cello
Paul Desenne - composer

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The multi award-winning Nancy Green has been hailed by Fanfare Magazine as “in the elite of today’s concert cellists”. In her first recording for Cello Classics she features the works of the Venezuelan composer Paul Desenne, giving tour-de-force performances using multi-tracking to play these inspired works for one to four cellos.

Nancy Green will be releasing a second cd on Cello Classics in Autumn 2010. ‘Song of the Birds’ features works for cello and piano on a Latin/Spanish theme, by de Falla, Piazzolla, Ginastera, Granados, Sarasate, Casals and Cassado


OTHER RECENT RELEASES:

Sebastian Comberti (cello)
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment

Concertos by Haydn in C major and D major
Concerto by Johann Zumsteeg in A major

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In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the death of Joseph Haydn, Sebastian Comberti plays the two popular concertos, performed using the original chamber-sized orchestration, with the renowned Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

In addition this Cd includes the world première recording of a beautiful recently discovered concerto by Haydn’s contemporary, Johann Zumsteeg.

Now available


Alone
Li-Wei Qin

Gyorgy Ligeti
Sonata
George Crumb
Sonata
Paul Hindemith
Sonata Op. 25 No.3
Ho Chee Kong
Tembusu Evenings
Peteris Vasks
Das Buch
Giovanni Sòllima
Alone

The award-winning Chinese/Australian cellist Li-Wei Qin makes his first Cd for Cello Classics with a programme of late 20th C works for unaccompanied cello, and also a specially commissioned work by Ho Chee Kong. This stunning new solo disc shows the formidable Li-Wei at his very best.


Stephen Paxton - Sonatas and Concerto

Sebastian Comberti
with
Ruth Alford • Maggie Cole • The Pantheon Band

This disc explores the music of an all-but-forgotten Englishman, Stephen Paxton, who flourished in London in the late 18th century. Famous as a composer of glees and catches he wrote a large number of works for his own instrument, the cello. Mostly recorded here for the first time Sebastian Comberti brings these forgotten works to light accompanied by a continuo team of Ruth Alford and Maggie Cole, with The Pantheon Band.