Rachmaninov:Cello-Piano Sonata in Gm.IV.Part 1:Allegro Mosso

Amit Peled and Daniel del Pino play Part I of the 4th movement -- "Allegro Mosso" -- of the Sonata in G Minor for Cello and Piano by Sergei Rachmaninov. Reviewers praise the Peled and del Pino duo for their "maturity, sophisticated style, brilliant technique and sensitive musicianship" (USA) and "breathtaking piano... and singing cantilena [cello]"(Germany).

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[HwangMyungShin]

It's soo interesting that These two come two passionately opposing countries, Jewish Isreal and Arab Lebanon, yet they unite to perform the Rachmaninov with divinity unmatched.

[makikubota]

do you know fucking good he is

[Idiosyncrasyful]

The cello has such a smooth, beautiful sound.

[nmjda]

i-n-c-r-e-i-b-l-e

[cjwaywell]

unmatched by anyone, the cello playing is wonderful.

[meaning1]

A lazy vibrato? If he were to accentuate it any more it would sound agitated and messy! It is perfect for this piece: gentle yet powerful.

[ipublica]

Wonderful, total harmony, the sweetness of Rachmaninov all rendered in perfection! Rachmaninov's chamber music is often played in a negative melancholic mood, while it's powerful and positive. But definitely it's a pity the recording was not balanced as to the peaks, clipping most of the time in the fortissimo passages ...., but I laud it nonetheless because of the integrity of the artists. Rachmaninov is not easy to play because when you miss the nobility, you render a sort of Colonial Jazz...

[bubizz]

never seen such a lazy vibrato

[stratect]

Bravissimo!! Truly inspirational to all aspiring cellists. Amit plays as if he will "break" the cello (Casals would have loved him...)

[goodridgewinners]

never heard this before. ive only heard the andante movement.

this is soo cooool.