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10 recordings, newest first
| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variations: Lo, How a Rose E’er BloomingMichael Praetorius instrumentalist (Cello) | Michael Praetorius | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1995 |
| By the Fireside |
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Mark Summer (1958) is a soloist from United States. 10 classical recordings in this catalogue. Instruments: Cello.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
George Gershwin2 recordings · United States
John Coltrane2 recordings · United States
Antonio Vivaldi1 recording · Italy
Johann Sebastian Bach1 recording · Germanyinstrumentalist (Cello)
| Mark Warshawsky |
| instrumentalist (Cello) |
| 1995 |
| Bach’s LunchJohann Sebastian Bach instrumentalist (Cello) | Johann Sebastian Bach | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1994 |
| Carol of the BellsMykola Leontovych instrumentalist (Cello) | Mykola Leontovych | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1993 |
| The Rain From the Four Seasons (Vivaldi)Antonio Vivaldi instrumentalist (Cello) | Antonio Vivaldi | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1993 |
| Oh Lady Be GoodGeorge Gershwin instrumentalist (Cello) | George Gershwin | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1991 |
| Fascinating RhythmGeorge Gershwin instrumentalist (Cello) | George Gershwin | instrumentalist (Cello) | 1991 |
| Leonard Bernstein / CoolLeonard Bernstein instrumentalist (Cello) | Leonard Bernstein | instrumentalist (Cello) | — |
| A Love Supreme: PsalmJohn Coltrane instrumentalist (Cello) | John Coltrane | instrumentalist (Cello) | — |
| A Love Supreme, PursuanceJohn Coltrane instrumentalist (Cello) | John Coltrane | instrumentalist (Cello) | — |
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