A modern experimental fusion piece blending the rhythmic folk energy of banjo with the lyrical depth of cello, structured as a traditional jig.
This suite is the first of six unaccompanied cello suites by Bach, renowned for its technical
and expressive depth. It has become a fundamental work for cellists worldwide.
A masterpiece of the Baroque era, this suite showcases Bach's mastery of counterpoint and lyrical expression, originally written for unaccompanied cello.
A solo cello piece attributed to the less-documented composer Luca Varvo, possibly a contemporary or experimental work.
A romantic-era cello concerto with technical demands characteristic of late 19th-century virtuoso compositions.
The work features lyrical themes contrasted with dramatic cadenzas, possibly influenced by Dvořák's cello works.
