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| The music is fluent, lyrical and full of poetry, stylistically referencing the great tradition of English music from the early twentieth century as well as Martinů in the third movement. A gem. | ||
| —Krzysztof Stasiak, MusicWeb International |
| Peter Thompson’s Sonatina for Cello and Piano, from the disc From Bohemia to Wessex, is a fine example of tonal British music written in the 1980s. It is intelligent without being grating and is infused with rich and brooding British landscape. Try playing the slow movement, Andante sostenuto (4½ mins). | ||
| —Julian Farmer |
The Sonatina for ’Cello and Piano has been recorded commercially by Lionel Handy and Nigel Clayton on the CD From Bohemia to Wessex (available from Fand).
You can listen to the entire recording of this work, in full, on YouTube, as shown below.
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| Composer | Title | Forces | Total duration | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Thompson | Sonatina for ’Cello and Piano | ’Cello, Piano | 10 mins | |||
| # | Composer | Movement | Forces | Duration | ||
| 1 | Peter Thompson | I: Allegretto flessibile | ’Cello, Piano | 3½ mins | ||
| 2 | II: Andante sostenuto | 4¼ mins | ||||
| 3 | III: Allegro feroce | 2 mins | ||||
Lionel Handy, cello, Nigel Clayton, piano
from the CD From Bohemia to Wessex: Cello Music from the Twentieth Century.
Above are the three separate movements of the Cello Sonatina for ease of playing individually.
Catalogue code: FM094 • Published: 2001
Entry last updated: 23rd April 2025