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Cellist
Robert Tueller will present a free concert
Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m.
in the Recital Hall of the Snow Center
for the Performing Arts at Brigham Young University-Idaho.
Tueller, a faculty member of BYU-Idaho for three years,
will play Baroque cello music from the 17th and 18th centuries, including
sonatas and solo works by Jiacchini, Gabrielli, Antonii and Bach.
He
will be assisted by music faculty member Brent Jones on the harpsichord and
organ and Denson Angulo on the doublebass.
This
is the second solo recital Tueller has done at
BYU-Idaho that will be dedicated exclusively to Baroque music. He also
performs regularly on the modern cello as a soloist and with the BYU-Idaho
faculty string quartet that will perform later this semester on the Center
Stage series.
“This
concert will be a great opportunity for people to hear these earlier works
on instruments from the Baroque period with careful attention to the
performance practice of that time,” he said.
Tueller received a bachelor of music degree in cello
performance at Utah State
University and master’s
and doctorate degrees in music from the University
of Southern California.
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