By
Johannes Brahms
Johaness Brahm's Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Major, Op. 99 is a hallmark of romantic chamber music. It was written in 1886 for cellist Robert Hausmann, who had championed his first cello sonata greatly. The cello sonata features 4 movements, and takes the cellist through a myriad of lyrical explorations throughout each movement.
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by:
Clive Greensmith
In this course, Clive Greensmith presents a detailed look at the stunningly original, late work of Brahms for cello and piano-- the sonata in F major, Op. 99. In this course that explores detailed elements of chamber music as well as cellistic challenges, Greensmith reveals the ins and outs of this complex piece, bringing his decades of experience to tonebase cello.
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