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Libeer and Julien-Laferrière are two of the driving forces of the youngest generation of musicians. And both share a love for the music of Benjamin Britten. After meeting cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, Britten composed a Cello Sonata that they performed together countless times. In his Cello Suites, Britten evokes a world of emotion using just four strings. Want to bet that Julien-Laferrière – the winner of the very first Queen Elisabeth Competition for Cello in 2017 – will perform another musical wonder here?
Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)
Cello Suite no.3, opus 87
Cello Sonata, opus 65
Julien Libeer: piano
Victor Julien-Laferrière: cello
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With the support of Pianos Maene