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| Disc No: CDLX 7225 |
World premiere recording Joseph Spooner’s eloquent cello finds exactly the right style for this survey of largely Victorian cello music, including the Cello Sonata in E minor of 1861 by Walter Macfarren, notable for its lyrical impetus and cascading piano accompaniment. Also heard are Michael Balfe’s tuneful Sonata in A flat from the late 1860s, and Edgar Bainton’s imposing Sonata of 1924, contemporary with sonatas by Delius, Bax and Ireland and with which it shares period and imagery. Coleridge-Taylor’s Variations in B minor, Rosalind Ellicott’s A Reverie (1888) and a charming Roger Quilter song arrangement (To Daisies) complete a tuneful and original programme. |
| Price: Sek. 165 | |
| Name: Walter Macfarren | |
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| Composer | Music | Performer |
| MacFarren, Walter | Cello Sonata E minor | Joseph Spooner, cello Kathryn Mosley, piano |
| Balfe, Michael | Cello Sonata -1866 A flat major | Joseph Spooner, cello Michael Jones, piano |
| Ellicott, Rosalind | A Reverie | |
| Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel | Variations -1905 B minor | |
| Quilter, Roger | To Daisies op.8 no.3 | |
| Bainton, Edgar | Cello Sonata -1924 |