Vaughan Williams: Six Studies in English Folk Song 

The 'Lento' from the 'Six Studies' has long been one of my favorite RVW pieces. It becomes a dance between the two instruments with the cello handing to the piano the main theme midway, a lovely exchange and so beautifully balanced.

Great video man! I loved the table of contents included in the description. Keep up the good work!

What a gem! I found it by searching on Vaughan Williams and cello. Delightful!

Gorgeous. I've found a clarinet transcription which I am enjoying. This lovely playing has inspired me. Thankyou !

Well done! Thank you for sharing this lovely performance!

well done, beautiful ensemble playing.

Well done! I'm working on these pieces now and watching Mr. Moore's fingerings (as opposed to my own) has helped in my approach to this work. Thank you.

Beautiful. I almost don't even care that you stole it from the tuba. (that was a joke, great job.)

Great job both of you! I'm another guy named Waters, a guitarist.

Excellent beautiful and heartrending little pieces

I liked Larghetto "Van Dieman's Land" the best because apart from the little tuning glitches, I thought this had the best folk feeling. Some of the others had a certain "I’d rather be playing Brahms" quality about them.

Thanks very much for sharing!

Superb.

Lovely playing. Beautiful sound and thank you for not moving the camera. What kind of cello is that? It looks like a large pattern.

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