2CD Ludwig van Beethoven: Cellosonaten Nr.1-5

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Cellosonaten Nr.1-5 - CD, DVD

Name: 2CD Ludwig van Beethoven: Cellosonaten Nr.1-5
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Ludwig van Beethoven

Classical | Romantic

2020

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2CD Ludwig van Beethoven: Cellosonaten Nr.1-5

Alpha Classics 2020

Alpha Classics 8. May 2020 Europe

Beethoven's extremely fascinating works for cello and piano are so fascinating because they cover all periods of his musical development. Nicolas Altstaedt uses an instrument with gut strings (a Guadagnini from 1749) and a classical bow for his outstanding recording on the ALPHA CLASSICS label. Alexander Lonquich is Altstaedt's reliable recital ...

More ID: 148094 EAN: 3760014195778

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Title	Cellosonaten Nr.1-5
Artist	Ludwig van Beethoven
More info	Alpha Classics 2020
Format	2x CD
Labels	Alpha Classics
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	8. May 2020
First released	2020
Product ID	148094

Ludwig van Beethoven: Cellosonaten Nr.1-5 version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Alpha Classics on 8. May 2020.

Beethoven's extremely fascinating works for cello and piano are so fascinating because they cover all periods of his musical development. Nicolas Altstaedt uses an instrument with gut strings (a Guadagnini from 1749) and a classical bow for his outstanding recording on the ALPHA CLASSICS label. Alexander Lonquich is Altstaedt's reliable recital partner of many years and plays here on the original Graf piano from 1826. The combination of these instruments produces a transparent, finely tuned sound and a range of extraordinary timbres.

Album spans genres Classical and Romantic.