Three Early Cello Pieces for cello and piano
Jean Sibelius's Three Early Cello Pieces offer a unique glimpse into his early chamber music. These pieces stand out for their expressive mood and personal background.
Suitable for: For cello and piano enthusiasts and those interested in sheet music.
Sibelius composed these three little works for cello and piano towards the end of his chamber music period. The longest of them, the Andante molto, has a solo cadenza and was written for his brother Christian. Jean Sibelius premiered the Tempo di valse with his brother in Loviisa in August 1889.
Contents:
1. Andantino in C Major (ca 1884)
2. Andante molto in F Minor (ca 1887)
3. Tempo di valse in F sharp minor "Lulu Waltz" (1889)
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| Co-authors | By (composer): Jean Sibelius |
| Title | Three Early Cello Pieces for cello and piano |
| Keywords | sello, sellomusiikki |