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Cello Journey #29, Thais Meditation (Version 2) 6:25

17 years ago6:25

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I thought I would put up two versions of the same episode. It is difficult to pick one sometimes. There may be a different feeling in each. Let me know what you think.In this episode we play the Meditation from the Opera Thais by Jules Massenet.The Thais comes from an interlude towards the end of the opera. It is usually played on the violin. It is…

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Cello Journey #29, Thais Meditation 6:41

17 years ago6:41

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I thought I would put up two versions of the same episode. It is difficult to pick one sometimes. There may be a different feeling in each. Let me know what you think.In this episode we play the Meditation from the Opera Thais by Jules Massenet.The Thais comes from an interlude towards the end of the opera. It is usually played on the violin. It is…

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Cello Journey #28, Haydn Concerto in C, 1st Movement 9:23

17 years ago9:23

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In this episode we play the cello concerto in C Major by Joseph Haydn. We decided to play it with organ since it sounds more like an orchestra and it makes a nice match. We are playing in a wonderful church called Mountainview United Church. We hope you enjoy it.For feedback you can e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or visit the website cellojourney.co…

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Cello Journey #27, Kol Nidrei (re-post) 11:18

17 years ago11:18

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In this episode we play the Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch. This piece is based on a Jewish prayer recited in the synagogue at the beginning of the evening service on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. You can find out more information at the following link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol_Nidre The episode is re-posted because the video file was incomple…

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Cello Journey #26, Faure Sicilienne 5:23

18 years ago5:23

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In this episode we play the Sicilienne by the French composer Gabriel Faure. I recently went on a trip to Quebec and had a chance to eat some great French meals. As a result, I did a bit of French cooking myself. I noticed that the common theme in this type of cooking is how ingredients tend to fit well together. A sauce will fit everything else th…

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Cello Journey #25, Beethoven Variations 9:13

18 years ago9:13

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In this episode we play the variations by Ludwig van Beethoven on a theme by Mozart, “Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen?. This is based on a theme from the opera The Magic Flute originally sung by a soprano and a baritone in a duet. Musicians in Beethoven's time were very adept at playing and improvising variations. They could even improvise on a me…

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Cello Journey #24, Schumann Fantasiestucke No.1 3:58

18 years ago3:58

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In this episode we play the first of three Fantasiestucke (Fantasy Pieces) by Robert Schumann. This piece was originally written for clarinet and piano but I think it sounds good on the cello. Schumann often wrote sets of miniatures that each have their own mood. In this one there is some tension between triplets (three notes per beat) in the piano…

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Cello Journey #23, April 18, 2007 Allemande from Suite No. 2 by Bach 3:42

18 years ago3:42

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In this episode I play another dance by Johann Sebastian Bach. It is the Allemande from Suite No.2. What I like about this piece is how it flows along and how each phrase seems connected to another phrase. I hope you enjoy it.cellojourney.comcellojourney@gmail.com

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Cello Journey #22, March 15, 2007, Allegro Appassionato 4:51

18 years ago4:51

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In this episode we play the Allegro Appassionato by Camille Saint-Saens. This is a rather fast passionate and exciting piece. Part of its passion is in its abrupt changes of tempo and loudness. Even though it is exciting, it is in B minor and hence in a sad mode. Also many of its melodies come down rather than go up. For feedback please e-mail cell…

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Cello Journey #21, Feb. 20, 2007, Prelude from Suite No.2 by Bach 4:17

18 years ago4:17

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This prelude is the introduction to Suite No.2 by Johann Sebastian Bach. Even though this prelude is a bit sombre, I think it has a special warm mood to it. It communicates something about life being confusing at times and how it can be difficult to make sense of things. I think this piece is about trying to make sense of things and putting them to…

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Cello Journey #20, Jan. 9, 2007, Faure Apres un Reve 3:55

18 years ago3:55

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The music for this episode is the chanson or song by Gabriel Faure called Apres un Reve (After a Dream). At the time Faure wrote this he was having a difficult time in his life. A woman that he loved broke off an engagement to him. Gabriel was very disappointed, gloomy and sad. He wrote a number of pieces that reflect this mood.The poem that this p…

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Cello Journey #19, Dec. 12, 2006, Bach Gigue 2:10

18 years ago2:10

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In this episode I play the Gigue from the first suite by Johann Sebastian Bach. It is a lively dance that ends the suite and also completes the suite on Cello Journey. I hope you enjoy it.For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #18, November 21, 2006, Beethoven Sonata Part 2 6:24

18 years ago6:24

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In this episode we play the 2nd half of Sonata No.4 by Ludwig van Beethoven that we started in an earlier episode. There is much care and detail that Beethoven put into this piece. There are tempo changes, accented notes and complex rhythms. The music gets suddenly louder or softer.This music is characteristic of Beethoven's later period where he c…

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Cello Journey #17, Halloween Episode, Popper Gnomentanz 4:10

18 years ago4:10

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This is a special Halloween episode of Cello Journey. Me and Ross play the Gnomentanz (Dance of The Gnomes) by David Popper. It is a somewhat menacing and spooky piece with a happy major section in the middle. Happy Halloween!For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #16, October 2, 2006, Bach Courante, iPod Edition 2:44

18 years ago2:44

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In this episode I play a dance by Johann Sebastian Bach called a Courante. There is only one more dance after this and then the first suite of dances by Bach will be complete on Cello Journey. I hope you enjoy it.For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #16, October 2, 2006, Bach Courante 2:44

18 years ago2:44

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In this episode I play a dance by Johann Sebastian Bach called a Courante. There is only one more dance after this and then the first suite of dances by Bach will be complete on Cello Journey. I hope you enjoy it.For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #15, September 6, 2006, Beethoven Sonata, iPod Edition 7:35

18 years ago7:35

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In this episode we play the first half of Sonata No. 4 by Ludwig van Beethoven. First there is a tender slower section and then a lively faster section. For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #15, September 6, 2006, Beethoven Sonata 7:35

18 years ago7:35

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In this episode we play the first half of Sonata No. 4 by Ludwig van Beethoven. First there is a tender slower section and then a lively faster section. For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com or leave comments.

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Cello Journey #14, August 21, 2006, Papillon (Butterfly) by Gabriel Faure, iPod Edition 2:49

19 years ago2:49

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The music for this episode is Papillon (Butterfly) by Gabriel Faure. Recently I happened to watch a butterfly in a field. It was either flying around quickly or it would land to rest and you could see its beautiful wings. In this piece there are fast parts and melodic parts. I think these represent the behavior of a butterfly. I hope you enjoy it.F…

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Cello Journey #14, August 21, 2006, Papillon (Butterfly) by Gabriel Faure 2:49

19 years ago2:49

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The music for this episode is Papillon (Butterfly) by Gabriel Faure. Recently I happened to watch a butterfly in a field. It was either flying around quickly or it would land to rest and you could see its beautiful wings. In this piece there are fast parts and melodic parts. I think these represent the behavior of a butterfly. I hope you enjoy it.F…

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Cello Journey #13, August 14, 2006, The Swan, iPod Special Edition 3:06

19 years ago3:06

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This is a special edition of Cello Journey. There is a pair of nice swans that live nearby and I thought I would put together a video of them along with the music of The Swan. They always swim together. I hope you enjoy it.Episode Info:In this episode we play a famous piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part of…

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Cello Journey #13, August 14, 2006, The Swan, Special Edition 3:06

19 years ago3:06

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This is a special edition of Cello Journey. There is a pair of nice swans that live nearby and I thought I would put together a video of them along with the music of The Swan. They always swim together. I hope you enjoy it.Episode Info:In this episode we play a famous piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part of…

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Cello Journey #13, July 31, 2006, The Swan, iPod Edition 3:35

19 years ago3:35

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In this episode we play a famous piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part of the Carnival of The Animals which is an orchestral suite but this is a section where the cello represents a swan and the accompaniment represents the rippling waters that the swan glides upon.…

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Cello Journey #12, July 15, 2006, Popper Hungarian Rhapsody, iPod Edition 8:42

19 years ago8:42

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The music for this episode is the Hungarian Rhapsody by David Popper. It contains a number of Hungarian melodies and songs. The video is a bit out of sync with the audio towards the end. I will fix this and upload a corrected version. For feedback please e-mail cellojourney@gmail.com

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Cello Journey #11, July 3, 2006, Faure Elegy, iPod Edition 7:04

19 years ago7:04

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In this episode we play a piece by the French composer Gabriel Faure. It is the Elegy. This piece is quite well known among cellists and audiences and I received quite a few requests for it. We thought we would play it. Both the cello and piano have very nice parts in this piece.

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Cello Journey #11, July 3, 2006, Faure Elegy 7:03

19 years ago7:03

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In this episode we play a piece by the French composer Gabriel Faure. It is the Elegy. This piece is quite well known among cellists and audiences and I received quite a few requests for it. We thought we would play it. Both the cello and piano have very nice parts in this piece.

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Cello Journey #10, June 16, 2006 3:35

19 years ago3:35

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The music for this episode is Village Song by David Popper. It has nice melodies and an innocent quality about it. Happy Father's Day to any dads that might be watching.

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Cello Journey #10, June 16, 2006, iPod Edition 3:35

19 years ago3:35

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The music for this episode is Village Song by David Popper. It has nice melodies and an innocent quality about it. Happy Father's Day to any dads that might be watching.

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Cello Journey #9, June 3, 2006, iPod Edition 5:39

19 years ago5:39

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In this episode I am joined by a good friend and pianist Ross Inglis. The piece is Vocalise by Sergei Rachmaninov. It is originally for voice and piano and it is a song without words.

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Cello Journey #9, June 3, 2006 5:39

19 years ago5:39

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In this episode I am joined by a good friend and pianist Ross Inglis. The piece is Vocalise by Sergei Rachmaninov. It is originally for voice and piano and it is a song without words.

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Cello Journey #8, May 20, 2006, iPod Edition 5:01

19 years ago5:01

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Since recently it was Mother's Day I thought I would play something related to this. It is a piece by David Popper called "Once Upon More Beautiful Days: In Memory of My Parents". I would like to dedicate it to all mothers that might be watching.

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Cello Journey #8, May 20, 2006 5:01

19 years ago5:01

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Since recently it was Mother's Day I thought I would play something related to this. It is a piece by David Popper called "Once Upon More Beautiful Days: In Memory of My Parents". I would like to dedicate it to all mothers that might be watching.

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Cello Journey #7, May 7, 2006, iPod Edition 5:19

19 years ago5:19

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In this episode I play another piece by David Popper. It is called a Tarantella. This type of dance comes from southern Italy. It is danced by couples and I think it is still played at some weddings to this day. It is fairly energetic, upbeat and I hope it gives you a bit of energy too. I recorded the comments separately because I found it hard to …

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Cello Journey #7, May 7, 2006 5:19

19 years ago5:19

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In this episode I play another piece by David Popper. It is called a Tarantella. This type of dance comes from southern Italy. It is danced by couples and I think it is still played at some weddings to this day. It is fairly energetic, upbeat and I hope it gives you a bit of energy too. I recorded the comments separately because I found it hard to …

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Cello Journey #6, April 24, 2006, iPod Edition 5:55

19 years ago5:55

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The music for this episode is a dance written by David Popper. He lived about one hundred years ago and he was fairly well known at the time. He travelled and performed on the cello and also wrote lots of cello music. He must have been a very hardworking person. I think this music is a bit lighter and more fun. It is a dance called a Gavotte.…

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Cello Journey #5, April 13, 2006, iPod Edition 5:49

19 years ago5:49

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There are some holidays coming up so I thought I would play something more reflective and thoughtful. This is a dance called an Allamande, also by Bach. I always think of it as being a bit shy at the beginning and more outgoing towards the end.Please e-mail feedback to cellojourney@gmail.com

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Cello Journey #4, April 7, 2006, iPod Edition 3:21

19 years ago3:21

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In this episode I play a slower dance also by Bach. It is called a Sarabande. You can try to imagine someone dancing to it if you like. Please keep the feedback and comments coming. website: cellojourney.come-mail: cellojourney@gmail

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Cello Journey #3, April 1, 2006, iPod Edition 3:54

19 years ago3:54

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This episode I play something dance-like and folk-like. It is also written by Bach. I will probably play more Bach in the future since he wrote so much good music for solo cello. The feedback has been really encouraging and I look forward to more. Thank you for watching.

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Cello Journey #2, March 28, 2006, iPod Edition 3:15

19 years ago3:15

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The music in this episode is The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens. It is more singing in quality. This piece is normally played with a piano. Maybe in some future episodes I will bring other musicians onto the show to play with me. Please stay tuned.

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Cello Journey #1, March 27, 2006, iPod Edition 3:32

19 years ago3:32

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In the first episode I play some Bach and introduce the video podcast. For now I just want to play for people. In the future there may be some slight changes with the format. Please visit cellojourney.com or send me feedback via e-mail to cellojourney@gmail.com

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Cello Journey #6, April 24, 2006 5:55

19 years ago5:55

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The music for this episode is a dance written by David Popper. He lived about one hundred years ago and he was fairly well known at the time. He travelled and performed on the cello and also wrote lots of cello music. He must have been a very hardworking person. I think this music is a bit lighter and more fun. It is a dance called a Gavotte.…

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Cello Journey #5, April 13, 2006 6:06

19 years ago6:06

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There are some holidays coming up so I thought I would play something more reflective and thoughtful. This is a dance called an Allamande, also by Bach. I always think of it as being a bit shy at the beginning and more outgoing towards the end.Please e-mail feedback to cellojourney@gmail.com

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Cello Journey #4, April 7, 2006 3:21

19 years ago3:21

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In this episode I play a slower dance also by Bach. It is called a Sarabande. You can try to imagine someone dancing to it if you like. Please keep the feedback and comments coming. website: cellojourney.come-mail: cellojourney@gmail

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Cello Journey #3, April 1, 2006 3:54

19 years ago3:54

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This episode I play something dance-like and folk-like. It is also written by Bach. I will probably play more Bach in the future since he wrote so much good music for solo cello. The feedback has been really encouraging and I look forward to more. Thank you for watching.

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Cello Journey #2, March 28, 2006 3:15

19 years ago3:15

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The music in this episode is The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens. It is more singing in quality. This piece is normally played with a piano. Maybe in some future episodes I will bring other musicians onto the show to play with me. Please stay tuned.

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Cello Journey #1, March 27, 2006 3:32

19 years ago3:32

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In the first episode I play some Bach and introduce the video podcast. For now I just want to play for people. In the future there may be some slight changes with the format. Please visit cellojourney.com or send me feedback via e-mail to cellojourney@gmail.com

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