Discover the enchanting world of Hans Gál's music for cello with this captivating album, released on October 2, 2012, by Toccata Classics. Spanning a total of 63 minutes, this collection showcases the Austrian-British composer's exquisite compositions for the cello, performed with finesse by Alfia Nakipbekova and Jakob.
The album features a delightful mix of sonatas and suites, including the Cello Sonata, Op. 109a, with its three distinct movements: "Allegro comodo," "Quasi menuetto lento," and "Vivace." The Cello Suite, Op. 109b, offers a diverse range of pieces such as "Introduzione e Fughetta," "Alla marcia," "Cavatina," and "Rondino." Additionally, the album includes the Cello Sonata, Op. 89, with its three engaging movements: "Moderato ma agitato," "Poco vivace," and "Adagio - Allegro energico."
Hans Gál, born in 1890 and passing away in 1987, was a prolific composer who settled in Britain after leaving his native Austria. This album presents a unique opportunity to explore Gál's lesser-known works for the cello, offering a glimpse into his musical genius and the rich tapestry of his compositions. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises a rewarding listening experience, highlighting the beauty and depth of Gál's music for the cello.
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