For today’s Rhapsody we have a Hungarian Rhapsody that has nothing to do with Liszt! (well more accurately wasn’t composed by Liszt. David Popper and Franz Liszt’s lives did entwine. There’s two versions of this piece one for orchestra and[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today’s Rhapsody Comes to us from Composer and violist Rebecca Clarke (no specific title given) for Piano and Cello. It has a nice haunting quality to it that I quite like. http://youtu.be/AcYfjJt86Kw http://youtu.be/fE2RHXdZRsQ http://youtu.be/r4W-VzBd2DA
Today’s Rhapsody is the first section of “Schelomo” The Hebraic Rhapsody for solo cello and large orchestra by Ernest Bloch
Today’s Rhapsody is Guy Ropartz‘s Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra. http://youtu.be/4tmDV5EOkKY
For this week’s Rhapsody we return to Sir Charles Villers Stanford with the third of his Irish Rhapsodies this one for Cello and Orchestra.
For our first Rhapsody let’s start with a Hungarian Rhapsody, but not Liszt, honest! This one is opus 68 by David Hopper performed by Victoria Simonsen. http://vimeo.com/105437024
For today’s Rhapsody we return to David Hopper with his Hungarian Rhapsody for Cello and Streichorchester (String Orchestra) Opus 86
