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Complete duos for 2 cellos


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Etuder for violoncel, opus 78 (Nr. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11)

Jacques Offenbach

Etuder for violoncel, opus 78 (Nr. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12)

Jacques Offenbach


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Classics today

2023

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Jed Distler

2023

"Unless you are a cello student, you probably are not aware that Jacques Offenbach of operetta fame composed numerous duos for two cellists ... One would think that monotony or fatigue would set in after hearing several three-movement duets in succession, and with all repeats observed. Yet Offenbach's canny use of registers and judicious partitioning of melody and accompaniment between the players always manage to hold your attention. So does the impeccable intonation, ensemble unanimity, and intelligently nuanced phrasing that cellists Andrea Noferini and Giovanni Sollima bring to the table ... Perhaps general listeners will find eight hours worth of Offenbach cello duos too much of a good thing, yet Brilliant Classics' edition is self-recommending to all cello students, cello pedagogues, and, needless to say, cello fanatics".


Presto classical

2023

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"Years before he took Paris by storm as a brilliantly witty composer of operettas, Offenbach was celebrated across Europe as a virtuoso cellist. It is this lesser-known aspect of his creative personality that is explored by Giovanni Sollima and Andrea Noferini, who have spent years immersing themselves in the technically intricate but always lyrical and extrovert pieces which Offenbach wrote for his instrument ... The greater part of this collection, which includes many world-premiere recordings, is taken up with Offenbach's Cours Méthodique de duos pour deux violoncelles: a 'progressive' course of musical instruction for pupil and teacher to play together, arranged in order of increasing difficulty. However, these studies are far from dryly didactic in character. They include imitations of hymns, choruses, funeral marches and the sound of other instruments, such as a tuba or a French horn ... The full character of the composer is captured by Sollima and Noferini: his delight in life, his observation of all its passing pleasures and frustrations; his irrepressible sense of humour. Cellists and lovers of 19th-century rarities alike will want to investigate this ambitious survey, and discover for themselves the hidden side of Jacques Offenbach".