Goltermann Cello Concerto no 3 Op.51 in Slow Tempo | Play Along with Cello Teacher

Allegro Molto Moderato from Concerto No.3 Op.51. Georg Goltermann composed eight cello concertos, of which the fourth is the most famous. His concertos are studied by students to learn technique and get a basic understanding of concerto style. Goltermann concerto no 3 is an excellent piece for an intermediate to advanced level cello student. Play along with with video to prepare to your cello lesson to make your cello teacher happy :)
Solo cello part recorded in slow practice tempo ♩=60

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