This is a special edition of Cello Journey. There is a pair of nice swans that live nearby and I thought I would put together a video of them along with the music of The Swan. They always swim together. I hope you enjoy it.Episode Info:In this episode we play a famous piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part of the Carnival of The Animals which is an orchestral suite but this is a section where the cello represents a swan and the accompaniment represents the rippling waters that the swan glides upon.For feedback please e-mail [email protected] or leave comments.

This is a

special edition of Cello Journey. There is a pair of nice swans that

live nearby and I thought I would put together a video of them along

with the music of The Swan. They always swim together. I hope you enjoy

it.Episode Info:In this episode we play a famous piece by

the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is a part

of the Carnival of The Animals which is an orchestral suite but this is

a section where the cello represents a swan and the accompaniment

represents the rippling waters that the swan glides upon.For feedback please e-mail [email protected] or leave comments.

In this episode we play a famous

piece by the French composer Camille Saint-Saens called The Swan. It is

a part of the Carnival of The Animals which is an orchestral suite but

this is a section where the cello represents a swan and the

accompaniment represents the rippling waters that the swan glides upon.

The music for this episode is the Hungarian Rhapsody by David Popper. It contains a number of Hungarian melodies and songs.

The video is a bit out of sync with the audio towards the end. I will fix this and upload a corrected version.

For feedback please e-mail [email protected]

In this episode we play a piece by

the French composer Gabriel Faure. It is the Elegy. This piece is quite

well known among cellists and audiences and I received quite a few

requests for it. We thought we would play it. Both the cello and piano

have very nice parts in this piece.

In this episode we play a piece by

the French composer Gabriel Faure. It is the Elegy. This piece is quite

well known among cellists and audiences and I received quite a few

requests for it. We thought we would play it. Both the cello and piano

have very nice parts in this piece.

The music for this episode is

Village Song by David Popper. It has nice melodies and an innocent

quality about it. Happy Father's Day to any dads that might be watching.

The music for this episode is

Village Song by David Popper. It has nice melodies and an innocent

quality about it. Happy Father's Day to any dads that might be watching.

In this episode I am joined by a

good friend and pianist Ross Inglis. The piece is Vocalise by Sergei

Rachmaninov. It is originally for voice and piano and it is a song

without words.

In this episode I am joined by a

good friend and pianist Ross Inglis. The piece is Vocalise by Sergei

Rachmaninov. It is originally for voice and piano and it is a song

without words.