George Cai
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George Cai, a cellist and an enthusiast of classical music, has toured the globe from Carnegie Hall to the Deutsche Oper Berlin. He resides in New York.
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Tune in Today: Rachmaninoff’s Hypnotic Piano Concerto No. 2
A Russian physician restored Sergei Rachmaninoff’s confidence, which allowed him to write one of his most famous works.
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Tune in Today: Glenn Gould and Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’
The Canadian pianist’s legacy is closely tied to his recordings of one of the great composer’s most complex and ambitious works.
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Tune in Today: Exploring Bohemia in Dvorak’s ‘Dumky Trio’
The Bohemian composer relied on Ukrainian folk songs to compose this evocation of his homeland.
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Tune in Today: Rachmaninoff’s Hypnotic Piano Concerto No. 2
A Russian physician restored Sergei Rachmaninoff’s confidence, which allowed him to write one of his most famous works.
|
Tune in Today: Glenn Gould and Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’
The Canadian pianist’s legacy is closely tied to his recordings of one of the great composer’s most complex and ambitious works.
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Tune in Today: Exploring Bohemia in Dvorak’s ‘Dumky Trio’
The Bohemian composer relied on Ukrainian folk songs to compose this evocation of his homeland.
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