Bohnke works

Emil Bohnke (1888-1928) was better known in his day as a violist and a conductor, although his various chamber and orchestral compositions had champions in

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Erdmann Koch C

Eduard Erdmann (1896-1958) made his reputation as a pianist more than as a composer. In the latter capacity, his career suffered from the post-War “Darmstadt”

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Tansman Cello Koch C

Alexandre Tansman’s “Honegger meets Stravinsky via Bartók” Cello Concerto adds yet another strand to this neglected composer’s colorful orchestral tapestry. It’s beautifully written and scored:

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