Davydov - Concert N3 for cello and piano
Davydov - Concert N3 for cello and piano. You can download the sheet music Davydov - Concert N3 for cello and piano on this page. This interesting musical composition is the unique masterpiece opus for cello by the recognized composer. This composition impresses listener by the well-listened shiny melody of two instruments and traditional musical features.
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Cello part: 14 pages. 613 K
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Piano part: Missed
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| Karl Davidov was an important Russian cellist of the nineteenth century. He was born in Latvia in 1838 into a musical family. His father was a doctor and an amateur violinist. Karl began piano lessons at the age of five, and took up the cello at twelve, with Heinrich Schmidt, principal cellist at the Moscow Theatre.
Davidov was a child prodigy, but his parents insisted that he complete his education before embarking on a career as a cellist. He completed a degree in mathematics at St. Petersburg University, and later studied composition at the Leipzig Conservatory with Moritz Hauptmann. Under the influence of Hauptmann, Davidov became one of the first cellists to link cello technique with anatomical and physiological aspects of performance.
At that point in his life, Davidov's intention was to be a composer, however, after filling in for Grutzmacher on short notice, and being very well received as a cellist, he followed that path instead. When Grutzmacher moved to Dresden, Davidov, now 22 years old, took his place at the Leipzig Conservatory as professor of cello.
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