Kian Soltani

Tiny Desk Concerts - Audio

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4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 16 August 2019

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Watch a young cellist on the rise, offering music of virtuosity, sweet lyricism and a little fire from his Persian roots.

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0:00.0	I'm Bob Boylan from All Songs Considered. The following is the audio from our latest Tiny Desk concert.
0:05.2	To see the video, subscribe to the All Songs Considered Tiny Desk Concerts.
0:10.2	Or go to NPR.org slash Tiny Desk concerts. And the I'm not going to be here.
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5:50.0	... ... ... ... You're going to be here. the Okay. the Oh, The Yeah. Thank you very much. So my name is Kiyan Saltany. I was born in Austria and I play the cello. So the first piece you heard was called
7:16.4	Hungarian Rhapsody by one of the great cellist composers that we have. His name
7:22.4	is David Popper. He was a bohemian cellist in the 19th century and he kind of revolutionized the cello technique and what it meant to be a cellist and he wrote this piece himself and is a great idol of mine.
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