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| 1. Carnival Of The Animals: The Swan - Steven Isserlis/Michael Tilson Thomas/Dudley Moore |
| 2. Canzone, Op.55 - Ofra Harnoy |
| 3. Sicilienne, Op.78 - Steven Isserlis/Pascal Devoyon |
| 4. Caprice & Elegy: Caprice - Janos Starker |
| 5. Die Zelle In Nonnenwerth - Steven Isserlis/Stephen Hough |
| 6. Chant - Steven Isserlis |
| 7. Adagio & Allegro, Op.70: Adagio - Steven Isserlis/Christoph Eschenbach |
| 8. Concerto Militaire in G: Andante - Ofra Harnoy |
| 9. Ste No.6 in D, BWV 1012: Allemande - Janos Starker |
| 10. Son in g, Op.65: Largo - Ofra Haynoy/Cyprien Katsaris |
| 11. Con in g, RV 417: Andante - Ofra Harnoy |
| 12. Funf Stucke In Volkston, Op.102: Langsam - Steven Isserlis/Christoph Eschenbach |
| 13. Con in C, H.VIIB:1: Adagio - Steven Isserlis |
| 14. Morceau De Concours - Steven Isserlis/Thomas Ades |
| 15. From The Bohemian Forest: Silent Woods, Op.68 No.5 - Ofra Harnoy |
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
75 minutes of meditative music,
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This review is from: Cello For Relaxation Featuring Steven Isserlis, Ofra Harnoy & Janos Starker (Audio CD)
The cello is almost always the instrument I turn to for relaxation. It meditates upon a deeper, slower spectrum of emotion than say, a harp or violin.I put this CD to the ultimate test and took it to the hospital with me, to see if its music could counteract the threat and ultimate deployment of needles---and it was indeed much less painful to be poked while in a state of relaxation, as induced by these (mainly 19th century) compositions. My two favorite selections from "Cello for Relaxation" are Camille Saint-Saëns' "The Swan" from "Carnival of the Animals," and John Tavener's "Chant," which is an unaccompanied melody, "without barlines or meter, shaped as a palindrome." Steven Isserles performs as the cello soloist for both of these compositions. In my continuing search for relaxation music, this CD now rates as number one. Its music was selected with a sensitivity to dynamics, and beautiful, adagio playing. Its musicality is superb and unobtrusively displayed, and allows the listener to meditate, or relax into much-needed sleep.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
cello for your soul,
By hoomy "hoomy" (BC, CANADA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cello For Relaxation Featuring Steven Isserlis, Ofra Harnoy & Janos Starker (Audio CD)
The reason I have rated this dvd as satisfactory is that I had expected to listen to pure cello rather than cello accompanying other music instruments. I think it is a good idea to change the title of this dvd, because it not all about cello. I do not mind this dvd, but I'm not crazy about it!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Everyday Cello,
By ALWA (Orlando, FL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cello For Relaxation Featuring Steven Isserlis, Ofra Harnoy & Janos Starker (Audio CD)
I bought this CD solely based on the fact that I love the cello. I do not pretend to know classical music - I buy what I like to hear, and this CD exceeded my expectations. It is such a pleasure to listen to this disk; it is soothing and every track is worth it!
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