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From the 2017 Solsberg Festival. Baiba Skride and Andrés Gabetta, violins, Monika Leskovar, cello, and Roberto di Ronza, double bass, perform Gioacchino Rossini’s String Sonata no.3.
It is part of a set of six three-movement works for the combination of two violins, cello and bass which was written when the composer was just 12 years old.
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