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Tranquillo - Solo Cello
03:50
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Moderato
01:47
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Con ritmo
01:20
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Cantilena - Solo Cello
01:47
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Con forza
00:53
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Cantilena - A duo
01:47
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Etude - Solo Piano
00:52
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Intenso, espressivo
05:37
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José Hernán CIBILS Berlin, Germany
Born in Santa Fe, Argentina.
In 1971 he obtained the title in Political
Science.
In 1982 he graduated in Composition and 1984 in Conducting. His professors were Alberto Caamaño, Gerardo Gandini, Marta Lambertini and Pedro I. Calderón, ia.
He was a student in the conducting class of Prof. Rolf Reuter (then Musical Director of the Komische Oper), at the Musikhochschule Hans Eisler, Berlin, Germany
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José Hernán CIBILS recommends:
FURUSATO
by Duo Cibils - Mizuno
It is my duo with Shintaro Mizuno (violin) in Japan
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Because I play with my nieces...
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