J. S. Bach - Bourrée from Cello Suite No. 3 in C major

Stefan Moberg plays the bourrée from J. S. Bach's third suite for solo cello in C major, BWV 1009.

Recorded live in Caroli Church, Malmö, Sweden in May 2004.



Stefan Moberg - recipient of the 2008 Guido Vecchi Prize




Stefan Moberg was born in Gävle, Sweden in 1979, started playing the cello when he was 16 and made his debut in Elgar's cello concerto at the age of 18. At the Malmö Academy of Music he studied with Hege Waldeland, graduating with a Master's Degree in 2006. He also studied with Melissa Phelps at the Royal College of Music in London as an ERASMUS scholar. Currently, Stefan is studying with Professor Mats Rondin at the Malmö Academy of Music, graduating with an Artist's Diploma in 2008. Recent engagements include a very well received performance of the Prokofiev Sinfonia Concertante, op. 125 in die Philharmonie in Berlin in January 2008.

As a soloist and member of different chamber music groups and orchestras, Stefan has performed throughout Scandinavia, Europe, North and South America and has appeared at the "Geneva Arts Festival" in Geneva, NY, USA and the "Festival Internacional de Música Clásica Contemporánea de Lima" in Lima, Peru among others.

Stefan has also recorded for the German label CPO and the Swedish label Phono Suecia, as well as live recordings of chamber music for the Swedish Radio P2. Stefan's repertoire already includes the standard concertos by Elgar, Haydn, Saint-Saëns and Dvorak as well as contemporary concertos, like the one dedicated to Stefan by the young Swedish composer Daniel Fjellström.

Stefan's great interest in and love for chamber music has developed in collaborations with trumpet player Håkan Hardenberger, pianist Imogen Cooper and violinists Levon Chilingirian and Gilles Apap. Through the Danish-Swedish Cultural Foundation Stefan was invited to perform in the series "Sweden's Premiere Young Artists" during 2007.

Thanks to the generous support of SAS and Ericsson, Stefan is able to perform on a J. B. Ceruti cello, made in Cremona, Italy in 1810.

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[Navy670]

Nice, I like , and it also has good audio.  Did he use vibrato?

[vi0linfr3ak]

love it! best bouree on youtube. i can really pick out the two voices easily.

[Booza70]

För mycket efterklang i rummet, annars bra.

[countdumas]

@vi0linfr3ak MICHAEL TSARION IS THE WORLDS PREMIER CONSPIRACY RESEARCHER/LECTURER/AUTHOR. DR. BILL DEAGLE, JORDAN MAXWELL, LEO ZAGAMI AND ALEXANDRE DUMAS PERE ARE HIGHLY INFORMATIVE AS WELL.

[4002023]

buenísimo!

[band3kafsh]

You're cute!!

[BadBADdAd99]

@saxophonesuperpowers I'm going to audition with this piece on my Alto Sax. Please post a video so I can hear your rendition.

[saxophonesuperpowers]

I'm playing this for my college audition on tenor sax! Because there are like no classical solos written for my instrument :(

[soundimpressions]

Excellent performance. I like the sound of a large room for a cello. I like how smoothly this piece is being played. I like your interpretation of the music!

[UnfamiliarPlace]

That is the worst possible view you could have to art. If someone is doing something that could be better, for heaven's sake, let them know. I promise you that they would prefer to be praised later for real brilliance than encouraged now to be mediocre.

[SirMalin]

the audio is not echoing... it is called acoustics