A haunting solo cello version of Scottish cellist James Oswald’s traditional tune
Watch cellist Ophélie Gaillard perform an excerpt of She’s sweetest when she’s naked, an arrangement of a Scottish tune by Baroque-era composer James Oswald. This work features on Ophélie’s latest album A Night in London.
Read our review of Ophélie’s album in our April 2022 issue
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