Description
The lower pitch of the cello makes it ideally suited to express warmth and mood. Early on it was called the “little bass viol” for its ability to enchant the listener with its unique musical character. Its capacity for expressing melodies, creative arpeggios, and deep harmonics attracted Bach, Brahms, Boccherini, and many other composers. The cello combines versatility in a rich tenor voice. A charmer for sure! This hour will bring into focus its historical development and voices.
