Alexander Glazunov

Late Romantic music refers to the final flowering of 19th‑century Romanticism, roughly from the 1870s to the early 1910s. It is marked by expansive forms, heightened expressivity, and a push toward the limits of tonal harmony and orchestral color.

Cello music is the body of repertoire written for, centered on, or foregrounding the violoncello, whether as a solo instrument, within chamber ensembles, or as a concerto soloist with orchestra. It spans idioms from Baroque suites and Classical sonatas to Romantic concertos and modern experimental…