Ryczek/ Skweres/ New Music Orchestra - Cello Works Release:Cello Works Dux Recording Prod. however - instead it is

however - instead it is confronted with non-tonal materials inspired by the folk music of Eastern Europe

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Gustav Mahler wanted his Second Symphony to exceed any known format - and he also wanted it to tackle the key questions of existence: "Why have you lived

Pins and Nettie explores the very real and very common circumstance of shyness amongst preschoolers and shows that there is nothing wrong with being shy

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Ryczek/ Skweres/ New Music Orchestra - Cello Works Release:Cello Works Dux Recording Prod. however - instead it isMateusz Ryczek's album Cello works features compositions in which the cello plays various roles solo (Hidden Light), as a soloist (in the concerto Phantoms) or in a duo with violin (Duo) or live electronics (Signs of Decay). Almost all the works are dedicated to excellent cellist (and composer) Tomasz Skweres, which is the result of the artistic (as well as personal) friendship of both musicians. The performers are, in addition to the soloist, Duo