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The Britten Cello Suites (Part 5): An Interview with Steven Isserlis

By Aron Zelkowicz December 8, 2013

Subjects Interviews, Repertoire

Tags Aron, Britten, Britten Cello Suites, Britten Cello Symphony, cello, cellobello, chant, conducting, improvisation, interview, Introduzione, Isserlis, manuscript, multiple versions, performance, premiere, recording, Rostropovich, Russian Orthodox Liturgy, Shostakovich, Sonata, Steven, Tavener, third suite, Zelkowicz

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The Britten Cello Suites (Part 4): An Interview with Colin Carr

By Aron Zelkowicz November 21, 2013

Subjects Interviews, Repertoire

Tags analysis, Aron, Bach, Benjamin Britten, Britten, cello, cello suites, cellobello, Colin Carr, composition, differences in performance, Growth, interview, live recording, live-performance, Menlo, Menuhin School, microphones, Music@Menlo, performance, recordings, Rostropovich, solo debut album, Suites, Zelkowicz

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The Britten Cello Suites (Part 3): An Introduction to the Third Suite

By Aron Zelkowicz November 12, 2013

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Aron, audience, Benjamin Britten, blog, Britten, cello suites, cellobello, consistent themes, cyclical closure, effect, impact, introduction, journey, melodies, Orthodox liturgy, Rhythm, Rostropovich, Russian Themes, Russian-themed motifs, score, Suites, Technique, third suite, tune, Zelkowicz

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The Britten Cello Suites (Part 2): An Interview with Steven Doane

By Aron Zelkowicz November 12, 2013

Subjects Interviews, Repertoire

Tags Aron, audience, Benjamin Britten, Britten, Britten Cello Suites, cello, cello suites, cellobello, complete suites, discoveries, discovery, editorial markings, fingerings, inflection, interview with Steven Doane, movements, performance, perspective, phrasing, recital, recitals, recordings, Sound, Steven Doane, Suites, Zelkowicz

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