Cello

Fedor Amosov – Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro

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Fedor Amosov – Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro

"O Mio Babbino Caro" is among the most popular arias in opera and is arguably Giacomo Puccini's most famous work. And, while the aria has been done in countless arrangements – from piano & voice, to solo violin, to string orchestra – Ovation Press' exclusive arrangement by Fedor Amosov is one of the few for cello ensemble.

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Valter Despalj – Stradella and Boismortier

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Valter Despalj – Stradella and Boismortier

Editor Valter Dešpalj's newest transcriptions for cello ensemble pull from two of the three major periods within the Baroque period. Alessandro Stradella's Sinfonia a tre and Joseph Bodin de Boismortier's Concerto in A minor represent the Middle Baroque and Late Baroque respectively.

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Hans Erik Deckert – Hassler Intraden & Tanzen und Springen

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Hans Erik Deckert – Hassler Intraden & Tanzen und Springen

Two Hans have come together to deliver two new arrangements for our cello ensemble catalog! Prolific Ovation Press editor and in-demand musician Hans Erik Deckert has chosen the Drei Intraden (preludes) and Tanzen und Springen of Renaissance/Early Baroque composer Hans Leo Hassler as his subject.

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Cellophony – Schubert Three Songs from Schwanengesang for Cello Octet

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Cellophony – Schubert Three Songs from Schwanengesang for Cello Octet

Our latest arrangement for cello ensemble has the unique fortune to also be featured on a new CD. In late August, Cellophony – a London-based cello octet – released their debut album Vibrez which features a varied tracklist of arrangements and adaptations for cello ensemble, including Franz Schubert's Three Songs from Schwanengesang, arranged for cello octet.

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