The Goens Tarantelle for Cello and Piano is a lively Romantic showpiece featuring rapid cello passagework and energetic dance rhythms. Its agile writing provides an effective combination of technical study and exciting recital repertoire.
Key Features:
• Composer: Daniel van Goens
• Work: Tarantelle
• For: Cello and Piano
• Period: Romantic
• Energetic dance style
• Agile passagework
• Recital repertoire
The Goens Tarantelle for Cello and Piano is a spirited concert piece by Belgian cellist and composer Daniel van Goens (1858–1904). Inspired by the fast-moving character of the traditional Italian tarantella, the work features energetic rhythms, agile cello passagework, and lively momentum. Its technical demands provide valuable practice in articulation, bow control, coordination, rhythmic precision, and rapid playing while retaining an engaging musical character. With its brilliant and animated style, Tarantelle is a rewarding addition to the repertoire for advanced cello study, recitals, and concert performance.
Key Features:
The Goens Scherzo, Op. 12 for Cello and Piano (IMC) is a lively Romantic work featuring agile cello writing, rhythmic energy, and expressive passages. It provides useful technical and musical repertoire for advanced study and recital performance.
Key Features:
• Composer: Daniel van Goens
• Work: Scherzo, Op. 12
• For: Cello and Piano
• Publisher: IMC
• Period: Romantic
• Energetic character
• Advanced repertoire
