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A wonderful show of confidence and an encouragement to continue our efforts. Thank you to the Académie de Montpellier for awarding us the FDVA 2026 grant in the "Innovative Projects" category for the Cello Archive Project, our philanthropic project aiming to create a large musical wiki dedicated to rare cello repertoire, free and open to all. Discover it here: https://sebastianlee.org/celloarchiveproject/...
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The Sebastian Lee Association is taking a brief detour into the #classical period to offer you a rare work, republished in its entirety but with modernized musical notation and careful attention to the coherence of the turns: Franz Christopher Neubauer's Opus 10, "Three Duets for Cello" [two movements per duo]. Listen to it on our website on the #celloarchiveproject page dedicated to the composer: https://sebastianlee.org/.../franz-christopher-neubauer.../
Scores are available exclusively in digital format, and MP3 pay-along recordings in our online shop: https://sebastianlee.org/.../neubauer-op10-trois-duos.../
Here is the third and final movement, "Allegro," from the rare Opus 22, Duo III by Friedrich A. Kummer: https://youtu.be/LpXi3DCOxG8 A lively piece to conclude this rare recording.
Discover the 3 movements of Duo III and more: https://sebastianlee.org/.../aud.../friedrich-august-kummer/
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More gems from Friedrich A. Kummer's rare catalog coming soon!
Part two of our series dedicated to Friedrich August Kummer, a renowned cellist whose specific works have nonetheless fallen into oblivion. Here, we offer an exclusive recording, freely available as part of our cello-focused music wiki project, the Cello Archive Project. This is the second movement of Kummer's Duo III, Op. 22, and a major surprise! Tucked between two movements, this nearly six-minute piece is a Swiss Scene with variations! Dated 1835, it is reminiscent of Sebastian Lee's Swiss Scene, performed at the Théâtre Italien in Paris in 1837. This genre reflects the migration of 19th-century Romantic artists to Switzerland in search of inspiration. We have already written about this here: https://sebastianlee.org/.../flower-power-helvete-et.../...
Now, we invite you to listen to this very characteristic Swiss Scene by Kummer, performed by Mathieu Moriconi: https://youtu.be/HVjtFlqP8-8
We begin a series dedicated to Friedrich August Kummer (1797-1879), a relatively well-known composer, though some of his works have been forgotten. Today, we invite you to listen to a rare, never-before-recorded piece: Duo III from his Opus 22. The first movement, Allegro, is just a taste of what's to come, because believe me, this duo holds a delightful surprise in its second movement. For now, let's listen to the Allegro, movement 1: https://youtu.be/8BnfXqE3M5Q
You can already listen to all three movements on the Cello Archive Project's Kummer page: https://sebastianlee.org/.../aud.../friedrich-august-kummer/
Contribute to the largest music wiki dedicated to the cello: https://sebastianlee.org/celloarchiveproject/...
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Here is another piece from Sebastian Lee's rare Opus 76 and his Étude No. 2, performed by Jean-Baptiste Susse, one of our Honorary Members: https://youtu.be/Bd-lryqataI
Contribute to the large music wiki dedicated to rare cello repertoire: https://sebastianlee.org/celloarchiveproject/...
Here are some more new musical gems never before recorded to discover on the pages of the Cello Archive Project. Today, we celebrate Friedrich August Kummer (1797-1879) whose opus 33 was never recorded before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzSTIJP7BA8
Discover Friedrich August Kummer's page on the Cello Archive Project: https://sebastianlee.org/.../aud.../friedrich-august-kummer/
Get involved and participate: https://sebastianlee.org/celloarchiveproject/...
Here is one of the first recordings from the major musical wiki dedicated to the cello, launched in 2026 by the Sebastian Lee Association for the Preservation of Musical Heritage in Danger of Being Lost, the Cello Archive Project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opxIGzn4F88 Discover the work of Giacomo Basevi Cervetto (1682-1783), a Baroque cellist and composer whose music remains too little known and performed. Here, the first movement of Duo I from his Opus 4, "Adagio," is performed by Mathieu Moriconi. Find all the information and recordings already online and get involved at https://sebastianlee.org/celloarchiveproject/#ENCelloArchiveProject
