Daniel van Goens (1858-1904)
Gavotte-Irda, op. 13
Deux Pièces, op. 1
Chant élégiaque, op. 45
Valse de Concert, op. 23
Adagio, op. 2
Tarantelle, op. 4
Danse Villageoise "Souvenir de Locronan", op. 25
Barcarolle "La Brise", op. 19
Deux Morceaux, op. 12
Elégie, op. 12
Elégie, op. 103
Valse Pittoresque, op. 38
Invocation, op. 36
Mazurka, op. 31 n° 3
Berceuse, op. 46
Saltarello, op. 35

Doris Hochscheid, violoncelle
Frans van Ruth, piano (Steinway D "Manfred Bürki", 1901)

"As if an extension of each other, they complement each other's phrasing, dynamics and rubato extremely well. Perfect listening material for the upcoming summer months." (Classical Music Sentinel)

"It is typical 19th-century salon music in the best sense of the word, and anyone who is not expecting emotionally stirring late Romanticism will enjoy this recording. Especially since Doris Hochscheid and Frans van Ruth perform the pieces with sensitivity and warmth, but without artificial emphasis. A delightful rediscovery!" (Klassik Festival)

"Hochscheid lets her cello sing beautifully, revels in it, and is not afraid to approach it not only with virtuosity, but also with genuine musical exuberance. Van Ruth proves himself to be a consistently reliable duo partner who not only acts in the background here, but also always sets musical accents on an equal footing." (Klassik Heute)