Cassado - Green devil dance for Cello
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Cassado - Green devil dance for Cello. You can download the PDF sheet music Cassado - Green devil dance for Cello on this page. This soulful and brilliant music work by this familiar musician - is still the characteristic piece of arrangement for cello. Composer's wonderful work astonish the listeners by the wonderful glow of string instrument and piano instrument modulations and many other author's intonations. This composer's sample amaze the performer by clear pure melodical intonation of this work of art many other custom tricks.
While in Paris, young Gaspar was surrounded by some of the leading musical figures of the early 20th century, including Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel and Erik Satie. Cassadó began studying composition with Ravel and with Manuel de Falla. He also befriended the composers Alfredo Casella, Joaquin Turina, and Isaac Albéniz.
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Instrument part: 3 pages. 1025 K
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Piano part: 9 pages. 2984 K
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| It is interesting to note that in the later recording from 1947 Cassado emphasises this cultural trait much less. This is in line with later recordings by other cellists of Spanish works, where the rhythms are performed almost exactly as written. Indeed, no recording after those by Cassado displays the same rhythmical nuances to any greater extent, including those by modern Catalan cellists like Claret. Indeed, all the rhytmical details mentioned so far are clearly linked to a certain time in Catalan and Spanish music history, rather than to Catalan culture itself. |
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