Tchaikovsky’s matchless melodic gifts are amply demonstrated in this vibrant new collection of orchestral works. Taking its title from the composer’s ever-popular creation for cello and orchestra, it also features the sprightly Pezzo capriccioso, Op. 62; the lyrical Andante cantabile (from String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11); and the haunting Nocturne (from Six Pieces, Op. 19). All reproduced from authoritative editions, these much-loved works will delight performers and listeners alike.
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This review is from: Variations on a Rococo Theme & Other Works for Cello and Orchestra in Full Score (Paperback)
Dont take my rating all too seriously. I dont have a good eye for rating things on a scale (as my statistics teacher tells me) but i know a good piece when i smell one... or is it when i hear one? i guess will never know, but all i have to say is that tchaikovsky wrote one of the greatest pieces of cello music out there, next to haydn, bach, beethoven, etc. variations on a roccoco theme is a wonderful piece of music for the aspiring cellist, seeing that i am one and know many more. =)
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