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Robert deMaine
Who's the cellist?
posted 5/13/2010
That was the question after a Detroit Symphony Orchestra Sunday afternoon concert. In the course of a lovely reading of the finale of Beethoven's lyrical Fourth Piano Concerto, a single solo cellist sung out below pianist Anton Kuerti's delicate arabesques and with just a handful of notes added a new, noble voice to the music. In his brief solo, the cellist's
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