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Ten great cellists of the 20th Century, including Pablo Casals, Emanuel Feuermann, and Jacqueline du Pré. Learn about their stories and enjoy their performances.
- Pablo Casals. One simply cannot explore iconic cellists and cello recordings of the 20th century without mentioning Pablo Casals. He revolutionized the cello and transformed it into a world-accepted solo instrument, which helped to pave the way for thousands of others after him.
- Emanuel Feuermann. Commonly referred to as the Wienawski of the cello, Emanuel Feuermann was an internationally recognized Ukrainian born cellist that lived and performed in the first half of the 20th century.
- Jacqueline du Pre. When talking about popular female cellists, Jacqueline du Pre immediately springs to mind. She was only 17 when she gained critical acclaim and even younger than that when she set off to the Swiss Mountains to learn under the greatest virtuoso of all, Pablo Casals.
- Natalia Gutman. Natalia Gutman is a Russian world-famous cellist and one of the most distinguished of her time. Born in Kazan in 1942, Natalia learned and trained under the indomitable R. Sapozhnikov in Moscow but later, she joined the Mosco Conservatory to specialize her training.
Sep 6, 2020 · Pablo Casals was the name taken for his professional career by Paul Casals i Defilló, a Spanish Catalan conductor and cellist. He lived between the years 1876 and 1973, being born in El Vendrell, Spain. Pablo Casals is considered to be among the most famous cello players of the 20th century’s first half.
Jan 20, 2024 · Hungarian cellist János Starker (1924-2013) was a true giant of the 20th century music scene. His career, spanning a remarkable seven decades, saw him achieve international acclaim as a soloist, recording artist, and teacher.
