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Laszlo Varga (cellist)

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61:. He performed as soloist with orchestras in countries such as Australia, Japan, USA, the former Soviet Union, and throughout Europe. In music festivals such as Aspen, Chautauqua, and Shreveport, he has been spotlighted during the last 40 years for his duties as a soloist, chamber musician and teaching mentor. During this time recorded a multitude of disks for numerous labels including Columbia, CRI, Decca, EMI, Musicelli, Period, Philips, RCA, Serenus, and Vox. Many composers throughout the world have requested that Mr. Varga give the first performance of their works. 80:
He has the great pleasure of having many of his students landing jobs in orchestras and in universities throughout the globe. He routinely holds master classes and performs in recitals as well as conducts large groups of cello ensembles on all sides of the globe. Many of these take place during the
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for having dedicated his career as a teacher and soloist for the improvement of cello playing. He taught the cello at San Francisco State University (where he also taught conducting and oversaw the chamber music program), University of California at Santa Cruz, the University of Toronto and the
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various international Cello Congresses. He has been the conductor of orchestras in Budapest, Hungary and San Leandro, California, as well as Festivals in Aspen, Colorado and Shreveport, Louisiana. He not only conducted the
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Sonata, Op. 6 for solo cello and 12-piece ensemble (pairs or flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, 1 cello, and 1 bass)
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As a chamber musician he was a member of groups such as the Borodin Piano Trio, the Canadian String Quartet, the
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for mezzo soprano or solo cello and eight-part cello ensemble (with optional six-part cello choir.)
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but he was founder of both of them. He has arranged many works of music which are published by
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Don Quixote, Op. 32 for solo cello and viola, violin, clar./bass clar., French horn, and piano
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Andante Cantabile from the String Quartet, Op. 11 for solo cello and five-part cello ensemble
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who had a worldwide status as a soloist, recording artist, and authoritative cello teacher.
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Partita in D minor for solo cello, BWV 1004 (which includes the famous Chaconne)
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Quintet, K. 407 for oboe and four celli. (Originally for horn and strings.)
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Suite No. 5, BWV 1011 in C minor for cello duo (transposed to G minor)
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Two Songs for Soprano and Cello Quartet, Der MĂĽller und der Bach and
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For 11 years Varga held the position as principal cellist of the
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Prelude, “La fille aux cheveux de lin” (Originally for piano.)
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Concerto in g for five celli or solo oboe and four celli
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Solo Cello Suite No. 4, BWV 1010 (Transposed to G Major)
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Variations “Un Larme” (Originally for cello and piano.)
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Quartet, Op. 76, No. 5 (Originally for string quartet.)
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Allemande, Sarabande, Gavotte, and Gigue from Suite VI
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University of Houston, from which he retired in 2000.
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Adagio con Variazioni for solo cello and cello octet
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Prelude in e, Op. 28, No. 4 (Originally for piano.)
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Score Collection 195:Two Songs: “Litanei” and “Aufenthalt” 125:Partita in E for solo cello, BWV 1006 7: 485:Link to music in Print by Cello 2Go 243:Cello Quartets and bigger Ensembles 103:New York Philharmonic Cello Quartet 14: 457:Weber, Bruce (22 December 2014). 545:20th-century classical musicians 387:“Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit” from 309:Sarabande (from “pour le piano”) 260:Suite V for solo cello, BWV 1011 105:have recorded his arrangements. 257:Sarabande and Bourree, BWV 1002 480:Conversation with Laszlo Varga 363:Concerto Grosso, Op. 3, No. 11 1: 515:University of Houston faculty 225:Aria from Goldberg Variations 97:, MusiCelli, the Los Angeles 510:Hungarian classical cellists 505:American classical cellists 571: 530:Jewish classical musicians 435:TCHAIKOVSKY, Peter Ilych 408:MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus 368:Cello Ensemble with Voice 343:RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, Nicolai 335:MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus 180:MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus 87:Virtuosi of San Francisco 400:HANDEL, George Frederic 347:Flight of the Bumble Bee 74:Chevalier du Violoncelle 271:Hungarian Peasant Songs 251:Chaconne in d, BWV 1004 247:BACH, Johann Sebastian 234:BACH, Johann Sebastian 212:BACH, Johann Sebastian 156:BACH, Johann Sebastian 118:BACH, Johann Sebastian 275:BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van 172:BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van 95:CELLO for Sony/Philips 91:MusiCelli Publications 555:20th-century cellists 389:Ein deutsches Requiem 216:Fifteen Little Pieces 101:, as well as his own 43:New York Philharmonic 351:ROSSINI, Gioacchino 319:HAYDN, Franz Joseph 145:Sonata in d, Op. 108 142:Sonata in A, Op. 100 83:Virtuosi of New York 66:Léner String Quartet 416:RESPIGHI, Ottorino 238:Two Little Preludes 152:for Cello and Piano 139:Sonata in G, Op. 78 47:Dimitri Mitropoulos 463:The New York Times 286:BOCCHERINI, Luigi 424:STRAUSS, Richard 383:BRAHMS, Johannes 359:VIVALDI, Antonio 294:CHOPIN, Frederic 199:SCHUMANN, Robert 132:BRAHMS, Johannes 70:Hungarian Quartet 51:Leonard Bernstein 562: 467: 466: 454: 372:SCHUBERT, Franz 305:DEBUSSY, 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cellist
Jew
New York Philharmonic
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Leonard Bernstein
Fritz Reiner
Guido Cantelli
LĂ©ner String Quartet
Hungarian Quartet
MusiCelli Publications
Heidenröslein
Ein deutsches Requiem
"Laszlo Varga, Cellist for the New York Philharmonic, is Dead at 89"
Conversation with Laszlo Varga
Link to music in Print by Cello 2Go
Laszlo Varga Musical Score Collection
Categories
American classical cellists
Hungarian classical cellists
University of Houston faculty
San Francisco State University faculty
University of California, Santa Cruz faculty
Jewish classical musicians
1924 births
2014 deaths
20th-century classical musicians
Hungarian emigrants to the United States
20th-century cellists

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