Cello Sonatas of Thuille, Tovey and Dohnányi <BR> BRIDGE 9264American cellist Marcy Rosen presents a fascinating recital of three turn of the century works for cello. Ludwig Thuille's sonata was published in 1902 and show's Wagnerian influences alongside contrapuntal mastery. The work's three movements are linked thematically with the writing for both instruments being extremely effective. Sir Donald Francis Tovey's Sonata for Two Cellos was composed in 1912, while Tovey was visiting at Pablo Casals' summer

Lisa-Beth Lambert

I cannot say enough positive things about this album which should be on your ‘must hear’ list

In spite of the fact that Grechaninov spent a substantial part of his life in America

experimental "Fantaisie Villageoise" (the work contains what is probably the first usage of multiphonics on any instrument) David Starobin's readings probe the poetry and compositional beauty of Sor's unique art

sweet natured

Josh White)

he returned to the score of Unto the Hills

2007 Grammy Nominee: Best Classical Recording

Triptych (1979) for unaccompanied flute

noise and horror of the events of the 20th century-much as in the work of the painter

including Johannes Brahms

and Oswald von Wolkenstein