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Haydn Cello Concertos, Nos. 1 & 2 by Kate Dillingham, cello -The Moscow Chamber Orchestra
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6 tracks | 52 minutes
Released May 2002
on Connoisseur Society Records
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- sample "DOWNLOAD" 09:16 Adagio BUY MP3 09:16 Adagio "GIFT MP3" 09:16 Adagio
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Bernard Greenhouse world-renowned cellist and pedagogue describes the recording of the Haydn concerti as ". . . spectacular, exciting, splendid, clean as a whistle. Excellent, superb."
Bio / Background
American cellist Kate Dillingham made her solo debut with orchestra in Russia in 1998. She was invited to perform as the featured soloist with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra The Seasons and with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. She has been described as "a polished performer with the kind of sensitive understanding that can transform merely brilliant playing into moving musical statement."
In 1998, following her debut in Russia, Ms. Dillingham returned to study with Distinguished Professor Maria Tschaikovskaya of the Moscow Conservatory. In the summer of 1999, she completed a master course in Germany with Professor Tschaikovskaya and was hailed in the German press for her performance of the Haydn Concerto in D, as "The very talented cellist from America . . . one to watch for in the future." Shortly thereafter, Ms. Dillingham returned to Russia to perform and record the two concerti of Haydn in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
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Moderatocromwell_enteprise wrote on May 12, 2008
This is a very soothing relaxful song. I just love music like this.