Schelomo: Rhapsodie Hébraïque is the most celebrated part of Ernest Bloch’s Jewish Cycle, and although originally conceived for voice, Bloch determined that only the cello could adequately embody the character of Solomon. The Suite for Viola and Piano was composed between February and May 1919, and the cello version is the work of the pianist and composer Adolph Baller and cellist Gábor Rejtő, who recorded their version in 1969. This album sees the World Premiere Recording of the cello version for orchestra, with cellist Parry Karp, who studied with Rejtő “getting to record these two masterpieces with conductor Kenneth Woods and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales is a dream come true” – Parry Karp.

01 Schelomo, B. 39 _Rhapsodie hébra?que for Cello and Orchestra_
02 Suite for Viola and Orchestra, B. 41 (Arr. for Cello and Orchestra by Adolph Baller and Gábor Rej
03 Suite for Viola and Orchestra, B. 41 (Arr. for Cello and Orchestra by Adolph Baller and Gábor Rej
04 Suite for Viola and Orchestra, B. 41 (Arr. for Cello and Orchestra by Adolph Baller and Gábor Rej
05 Suite for Viola and Orchestra, B. 41 (Arr. for Cello and Orchestra by Adolph Baller and Gábor Rej

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