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Friedrich Kummer, François Schubert, W. H. Squire - Friedrich Kummer and François Schubert, Duos for Violin and Cello Friedemann Eichhorn vn, Alexander Hülshoff vc Naxos 8573000, 2016 (1 CD: 60 minutes) - W. H. Squire, Miniatures for Cello and Piano Oliver Gledhill vc, Tadashi Imai pf Naxos 8571373, 2016 (1 CD: 67 minutes)

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Friedrich Kummer and François Schubert, Duos for Violin and Cello Friedemann Eichhorn vn, Alexander Hülshoff vc Naxos 8573000, 2016 (1 CD: 60 minutes)
W. H. Squire, Miniatures for Cello and Piano Oliver Gledhill vc, Tadashi Imai pf Naxos 8571373, 2016 (1 CD: 67 minutes)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 December 2018

George Kennaway
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Nineteenth-Century Music Review , Volume 16 , Issue 3 , December 2019 , pp. 472 - 474
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References

1 Earlier examples are Louis Spohr, Potpourri op. 64 (Leipzig: Au bureau de musique de Peters, [1826?]), on themes from his opera Jessonda; and Jacques Mazas, Duo concertant op. 21 (Paris: Pacini, [1830]).

2 Campagnoli, Six Solos for Violin and Cello or Viola op. 6 (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [1795?]). The British Library catalogue gives the place of publication as Dresden, but the title page clearly states Leipzig and Breitkopf. However, the printed text is far from Breitkopf’s usual style.

3 ‘Die Königin erscheint, Viotti ist nicht da. Man ist verlegen, giebt einige andere Stücke: Viotti ist noch nicht da. Ein französischer Violoncellist lässt sich die Violinstimme zeigen, fliegt sie durch, sagt Crosdell [sic], er sollte getrost anfangen, und führt Viotti’s Violinstimme auf dem Violoncell a prima vista, und so vortrefflich aus, dass alle Anwesende zweifeln, ob sie Viotti selber auf der Geige besser ausgeführt haben würde. Und wer war dieser Tausendkünstler? “Duport!”’ Anon., ‘Anekdote’, Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung 5 (1803): 866–7.

4 See The Musical Times 66 (1925): 135, and 69 (1928): 813.