

Bantock’s Hamabdil is an expressive work for cello and piano based on a traditional Hebrew melody. Published by Chester Music, it showcases the cello’s rich, singing tone and provides distinctive repertoire for study and performance.
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• For cello and piano
• Composed by Granville Bantock
• Published by Chester Music
• Based on a traditional Hebrew melody
• Lyrical and expressive in character
• Ideal for study and recital performance
Hamabdil by British composer Sir Granville Bantock is a characterful work for cello and piano inspired by a traditional Hebrew melody. Bantock’s arrangement gives the cello a richly expressive, singing role, making effective use of the instrument’s warm lower register and lyrical qualities. Published by Chester Music, this distinctive miniature offers cellists rewarding early 20th-century repertoire with a strong melodic character, suitable for study, recital, and concert performance.
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