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Sebastian Plano: Solo

Read "Solo" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

Unaccompanied non-classical cello albums are relatively rare, primarily because the cello is traditionally a supporting ensemble instrument. Although rooted in contemporary classical language, Sebastian Plano embraces a more exploratory approach, enhancing his compositions with moments of intuition and improvisation, which may be of interest for listeners looking for something away from the jazz mainstream. The Argentinian cellist, composer and Grammy-nominated artist wrote and recorded Solo over a two- year period. It is his first album devoted entirely to ...

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