Bons/ Queyras/ Atlas Ensemble - NomadenIn the words of composer Jol Bons, 'Nomaden is like a journey during which the protagonist cellist Jean Guihen Queyras "meets" musicians from different traditions and enters into dialogue with them. It is not a cello concerto as such, but rather a concertante work for cello and soloists from other cultures.' With a playing time of roughly an hour, Nomaden ('Nomads') is made up of 38 brief sections, most of which run into each other without any pause.

in multiple versions

passing from the rarefied and reflective atmosphere of Charles Mouton's prélude non mesuré through Jacques Gallot's dizzying rondeaux

on his first day at Kuzuryu High

4 with piano

offers a variety of transcriptions of songs found in collections from the British Isles as well as discoveries Grainger heard as he roamed throughout the field

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and his suspect team drew the duty of finding the real perpetrator

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For most of the pieces presented here

Christmas is generally regarded as the feast of love

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