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Maja Bogdanović on Anna Clyne and Osvaldo Golijov
16th Jun 2026by David Smith
The cellist talks about 'Perfectly Free', her new album of concertante works by Clyne and Golijov.
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Steven Isserlis explores the cello's Golden Decade
4th Nov 2022by David Smith
Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih take us on a journey to uncover some lesser-known works from an astonishingly fruitful decade for the cello - sonatas from Strauss and Le Beau, Bruch connections and more.
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Ophélie Gaillard on A Night in London
22nd Mar 2022by Katherine Cooper
The French cellist talks to Katherine about her new album centring on three composer-cellists who made their mark on the English capital in the mid-eighteenth century: the Italians Nicola Porpora and Giovanni Battista Cirri, and the Scotsman James Oswald.
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Josephine Knight on Schumann
19th May 2020by David Smith
The British cellist talks to David about her new recording on Dutton, featuring the world premiere recording of Schumann's concerto in its original form and two concertante works by Alfredo Piatti.
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Guy Johnston & Jonathan Clinch on the Howells Cello Concerto
27th Jun 2019by David Smith
David talks to cellist Guy Johnston and musicologist Jonathan Clinch about Howells's Cello Concerto - recently reconstructed by Clinch, recorded by Johnston and released on the King's College label.
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Matthew Barley on Tavener's The Protecting Veil
13th Jun 2019by David Smith
The boundary-crossing British cellist talks to David about his new recording of John Tavener's vast, sweeping concertante work for the cello.