18 May 2017

French Cello Music: Magnard, Cello Sonata; Widor, Cello Sonata; Koechlin, Chansons Bretones / Mats Lidstrom / Bengt Forsberg (FLAC)


















French Cello Music: Magnard, Cello Sonata; Widor, Cello Sonata; Koechlin, Chansons Bretones / Mats Lidstrom / Bengt Forsberg 






Sonata for cello & piano in A major, Op 20 - Albéric Magnard    
   
1 - Sans lenteur      10:19    
   
2 - Sans faiblir -      2:39    
   
3 - Funèbre      9:56    
   
4 - Rondement      7:00    



Chansons Bretonnes, 20 songs for cello & piano, Op. 115 - Charles Koechlin    
   
5 - Book 3. La Chanson du Pilote      1:34    
   
6 - Book 3. Merlin au berceau      1:32    
   
7 - Book 3. La conversation de Merlin      1:05    
   
8 - Book 3. Le Faucon      2:17    

9 - Book 3. Le Rossignol      0:25    
   
10- Book 3. L'Enfant suppose      2:12    
   
11- Book 3. L'Epouse du Croise      1:13    
   
12- Book 3. Le Page de Louis XIII      0:41    
   
13- Book 3. La March d'Arthur      0:36    



Sonata for cello & piano in A major, Op. 80 - Charles-Marie Widor    
   
14- Allegro moderato      10:07    
   
15- Andante con moto      9:29    
   
16- Allegro vivace     10:20




Arne Akselberg     Engineer
Isabelle Battioni     Liner Note Translation
Robin Del Mar     Photography
Bengt Forsberg     Piano
Richard Howard     Image Research
Andrew Keener     Producer
Mats Lidstrom     Cello, Liner Notes
Tim Parry     Booklet Editor
Edward Perry     Executive Producer
Simon Perry     Executive Producer
Pierre-Auguste Renoir     Cover Illustration
Viola Scheffel     Liner Note Translation
Terry Shannon     Cover Design 





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  1. French Cello Music: Magnard, Cello Sonata; Widor, Cello Sonata; Koechlin, Chansons Bretones / Mats Lidstrom / Bengt Forsberg






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  2. Dear Teslar, is the any possibility thqt you might very kindly re upload the 'Rutland Boughton & Edgar Bainton: Orchestral Tone Poems' on Dutton Epoch, please? The links have expired. Kind regards, Craig

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