Posted on Sep 25, 2023
American cellist hunts for Gaspar Cassadó's nearly lost treasures
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Every so often in a musician's life, there comes along a project that marks a turning point and defining moment in the artist's career.
For Katie Tertell, an American cellist based in England, it all started with Gaspar Cassadó.
"I'll never forget the first time I heard his solo suite, and it just sort of stopped me in my tracks and I thought, Wow, that's powerful. It's very soulful," she said.
Every so often in a musician's life, there comes along a project that marks a turning point and defining moment in the artist's career.
For Katie Tertell, an American cellist based in England, it all started with Gaspar Cassadó.
"I'll never forget the first time I heard his solo suite, and it just sort of stopped me in my tracks and I thought, Wow, that's powerful. It's very soulful," she said.
American cellist hunts for Gaspar Cassadó's nearly lost treasures
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"Tertell
Tertell, right, is seeking to introduce around 30 of Cassadó's unpublished works starting next year, through public performances, high-caliber recordings and editions of the scores. This year, Tertell has toured some of these works with other musicians in the United States and Europe."...
"Tertell
Tertell, right, is seeking to introduce around 30 of Cassadó's unpublished works starting next year, through public performances, high-caliber recordings and editions of the scores. This year, Tertell has toured some of these works with other musicians in the United States and Europe."...
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