Schubert/ Serban - Des Cloches SonoresRomanian pianist Catalin Serban writes of his new release: "While looking for exciting correlations and comparisons of works and composers who, for a long time, have touched and inspired me, I discovered these three compositions stylistically completely different, and yet united by their bell like motifs and sounds. Geroge Enescu's Suite op. 10 No. 2 even has the title Des cloches sonores (Eng. Sonorous Bells), and the bell sounds are unmistakeably

each one of the words that make it up

who played the solo part himself

but it is also the most highly developed

an unclassifiable composer whom both artists venerate - but also Mary Magdalene

UK with producer Joe Clayton (Pijn

the Ainsworth family and their agents swoop in

Two works from Telemann's primary creative field

but we do know that he travelled and performed as a cellist

Albeniz/ Baselga - Piano Music 9

The most light-hearted of the four dramas

Included on this album are two short pieces Dvorak composed for cello and piano

Green economy educator David Chernushenko does