The young German cellist Raphaela Gromes celebrates the 200th anniversary of Jacques Offenbach alongside pianist Julian Riem with an album of rare piano and cello pieces, and featuring the virtuosic Tarantelle, written in 1848 and never recorded until now. It also includes the famous Barcarolle from the Tales of Hoffmann, in a new arrangement for cello and piano.
Raphaela Gromes
Offenbach
Released 2019-05-10 · 8 tracks · Sony Classical
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1 disc · 8 tracks · 42 min1Danse Bohémienne Op. 28 (Andante Maestoso – Allegro Non Troppo)9:05
2Deux Âmes Au Ciel Op.25 (Adagio Maestoso)5:24
3Introduction Et Valse Mélancholique Op. 14 (Moderato)4:29
5La Course En Traîneau (Allegro)3:47
6Les Larmes De Jacqueline. Élégie Op. 76 No. 2 (Andante)5:46
7Tarantelle (Andante Maestoso – Allegro Vivo)6:00
8Barcarolle From « Les Contes D'Hoffmann »3:26
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