Alexander Warenberg

Bach reached the pinnacle of his contrapuntal creativity at a time when the century was turning its back on him. Fortunately for his posterity, otherwise he would not have left behind one of the most coveted and yet most difficult works in cello literature. The purist beauty of the music, coupled with its technical difficulties, as well as the numerous unanswered questions of interpretation, lead some cellists to devote their entire lives to inte...