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Cellists have cause to be thankful for the
impracticality and swift demise of the arpeggione,
which allowed the appropriation of Schubert's
wonderful sonata for their own instrument. Denes
Várjon's 1851 Erard lends characterful zest both
here and in Chopin, while bonuses include Steven
Isserlis's own transcriptions of songs by both
composers.

FREDERIC CHOPIN (1810–1849)
Introduction and Polonaise brillante in
C major Op 3
1 Introduction [3'08]
2 Alla Polacca [5'55]
AUGUSTE FRANCHOMME (1808–1884)
3 Nocturne in C minor Op 15 No 1 [4'27]
FREDERIC CHOPIN (1810–1849)
Cello Sonata in G minor Op 65 [30'32]
4 Maestoso [15'10]
5 Scherzo [5'16]
6 Largo [3'37]
7 Finale: Allegro [6'29]
8 Nie ma czego trzeba Op 74 No 13 [3'34]
arr.Isserlis
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797–1828)
Arpeggione Sonata in A minor D821 [25'54]
9 Allegro moderato [11'55]
10 Adagio [4'31] –
11 Allegretto [9'28]
12 Nacht und Träume D827 [3'45]