(2024) Ravel - Schnittke - Prokofiev Federico Moreno Torroba Marc Coppey

Marc Coppey

D 944 (the «Great») in Ferdinand Schubert’s (the composer’s brother) attic during a trip to Vienna in 1837

That she possesses a glowing tone will surprise no one

in French meaning butterflies

yet one’s interpretation of those sources can change dramatically when the touch and timbre of the contemporary instrument are in one’s ears and under one’s fingers

(2024) Ravel - Schnittke - Prokofiev Federico Moreno Torroba Marc CoppeyTHE THOUSAND AND ONE LIVES OF THE CELLO IN THE 20TH CENTURY Read reviews Alfred Schnittke made a name for himself internationally in 1977 with the world premiere of his Concerto grosso No. 1. [..] In 1978, the Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1 pursued this polystylistic approach but in a less heterogeneous manner. The various components are thus far more integrated into the course of the score, yet remain perfectly audible and identifiable. The piece