Original title: Schelomo — Rhapsodie hébraïque.

Scoring: solo cello and large orchestra. Composition date: 1916.

Composed in Geneva in January-February 1916. Inspired by Ecclesiastes,... Read more
Original title: Schelomo — Rhapsodie hébraïque.

Scoring: solo cello and large orchestra. Composition date: 1916.

Composed in Geneva in January-February 1916. Inspired by Ecclesiastes, with the cello evoking Solomon's voice, but without any sung text. Dedicated to Alexandre and Catherine Barjansky. Premiered on 3 May 1917 in New York by Hans Kindler. A continuous rhapsody with contrasting sections: Lento moderato — Andante moderato — Allegro moderato — Allegro — Andante moderato.

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“Schelomo” (“Solomon”), Hebraic rhapsody for cello and orchestra,  (Bloch)
 
     
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