Rachmaninov: Cello & Piano Sonata in Gm. III:"Andante".

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Uploaded by on Dec 26, 2006

Israeli cellist Amit Peled and Spanish pianist Daniel del Pino give a sublimely beautiful performance of the 3rd movement -- "Andante" -- of Rachmaninov's Sonata for Cello and Piano in G Minor. Amit Peled (www.amitpeled.com) is professor of cello at the Peabody Cconservatory of Music at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland and Daniel del Pino (www.danieldelpino) is professor of piano at the Conservatorio Profesional de Música "Jacinto Guerrero" in Toledo, Spain.

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  • one word about the players- DEEPLY , profoundly Soulful and Moving. incredible...and i say that as a pianist that played plenty of chamber music also. BOW my head to these artists!

  • heavenly, deep music...true romanticism, profoundly touching, breathtaking, and beyond words. And I must say it, the cellist is so handsome...:)

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  • beautiful, hearfelt, and so magnificently played. I keep trying to play this piece on my cello, just doesn't sound the same :). Something to strive for....Some people are just blessed with the gift of talent. A gift hard worked for I'm sure.

  • @chiv78

    Why, what do you think is wrong that? haha jeez

  • Marvelous! Congrats!

  • Amazing, soulful, inspired play! Wonderful piece!

    Bravo!!!

  • what's with the introduction? hands together???? a... Rachmaninoff was NOT drunk when he wrote this..... I think so... :)

  • what's with the introduction? hands together???? a...

  • Cellist kinda looks like Bam Margera. much more talented however

  • 11 people are justin bieber fans

  • nope, i disagree, he is scratchy and has really quite odd fingering :s

  • @bobstronge Bartók was Hungarian and Kachaturian was Armenian.

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