Pablo Ferrández cello
Luis Del Valle piano
The cello in all its guises in five instalments: part four with the next generation of emerging artists and one of its most promising performers, Spanish cellist Pablo Ferrández
Dates
CELLO GRAND WEEK-END IV
Bruch Kol Nidrei Op. 47
Brahms Sonata for cello and piano No. 2 Op. 99
García Abril World Creation
This fourth concert on Sunday afternoon will feature a member of the next generation of emerging artists, Spanish cellist Pablo Ferrández.
The piece entitled Kol Nidrei, written by Max Bruch in 1880 for cello and orchestra, was originally a series of variations on two Jewish melodies which the musician composed for the Jewish community in the city of Liverpool, where he was appointed principal conductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic. Opus 99 by Brahms, the musician’s second and final sonata for the instrument, demonstrates his innate sense of melody and the perfect synthesis of Classicism and Romanticism which is the hallmark of his chamber music. Ferrández rounds off the programme with a piece by Spanish composer García Abril, who is renowned for his orchestral and film scores.
Productions Internationales Albert Sarfati
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100 secondes avec Pablo Ferrández
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