Cello Duets
Haydn, Paganini, Weber
Cello Duets
Haydn, Paganini, Weber
The cello is an instrument belonging to the violin family, which is located in size and register between violas and double basses. Its versatility and great expressiveness allow its players to interpret both rhythmic bases and melodic lines. It also has a particularly wide range of sound, reaching four octaves, and it is considered to be one of the instruments that is closest to the human voice. His presence both in orchestral formations and in the classical string quartet has been complemented by an important soloist repertoire, and for some time now his duo formation has become popular.
In this program, two outstanding cellists from the Reina Sofía School of Music, Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt and Jens Peter Maintz, plays a program made up of arrangements and transcriptions of original works by Franz Joseph Haydn; Nicolò Paganini and Carl Maria von Weber.
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Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt, Jens Peter Maintz (cellos).
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Franz Joseph Haydn: Dúo Nº 19 para dos barytones en La Mayor H. XII:1 (versión para dos chelos en Sol Mayor). Nicolò Paganini: Cantabile para violín y piano en Re Mayor Op. 17 (arreglo para dos chelos: J.P. Maintz y W.E. Schmidt). Carl Maria von Weber: Adagio y Rondó para armonicordio y orquesta en Fa Mayor (arreglo de Gregor Piatigorsky, transcrito para dos chelos por J.P. Maintz y W.E. Schmidt).
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Franz Joseph Haydn; Nicolò Paganini, Carl Maria von Weber
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Auditorio Sony de la Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid, España.
