Credits:

Fabio Biondi

Description:

Jacqueline du Pré, a popular female cellist prodigy who made numerous recordings for the former EMI, was acclaimed by the New York Times in 1967 as "clearly born to play the cello," and only five years later, at the young age of 28, she was diagnosed with a tragic and incurable disease and died at age 42. He died at the age of 42, only five years later, at the young age of 28, after suffering a tragic illness. The Haydn and Boccherini cello concertos are among Dupré's best-known recordings, both backed by accompaniment that draws rich emotion from the simplicity of the music, and the combination of cello panache and virtuosic flourishes is truly fascinating. The recording was remastered by Abbey Road Studios in 2011 at 24bit/96kHz, and will be reissued on 180g analog vinyl in a limited edition. Warner Music Japan