Kummer's Cello Duets Are More Than Mere Etudes
These works are fine performance pieces
Kummer’s work never has been much of a hot property; the cello duets, in particular, are famous as study pieces rather than concert repertoire, but they’re study pieces that don’t get closely studied very often. Now, more than a century after his death, it looks like that’s been a big mistake.
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