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Marina Tarasova

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Passionate Performance of Rich French Cello Sonatas Chamber music of the French modern era is full of beautiful works with rich lyricism, and has attracted the attention of chamber music fans. Here, in addition to the powerful cello sonatas by Bormant and Vidor, who are also masters of the organ, we have the elegant baroque cello sonatas of Vincent d’Indy’s later years. This album is the follow-up to the first collection (Lalo, Keklan, Piern). About the workBormant: Cello SonataPublished by Durand in Paris in 1897, in three movements. Bormant died of tuberculosis that year at the age of 35 years and 2 weeks. Although this cello sonata was written shortly before his death, Bormant was still young and passionate in spite of his illness, and it is a brilliant work that shows rich emotion in the powerful idiom of the late French Romantic period. Vidor: Cello Sonata, published in 1907 by the Pari