Quintette à cordes Sonate pour violoncelle

Description

The subscribers of Gebel's chamber music evenings had purchased tickets for what were likely the first public chamber concerts in Moscow, where they heard sophisticated pieces by Ludwig van Beethoven, as well as quartets and quintets by Gebel himself. Gebel's compositions apparently made a very strong impression on his contemporaries. Nearly 20 years after Gebel's death, the String Quintet No. 8 and the Double Quintet Op. 28 were published by the Julius Schuberth publishing house in Leipzig in 1862. Today, this composer has mostly been forgotten in Russia, but unfortunately also a bit everywhere else. A music to be absolutely rediscovered!