Interesting links on some well known as well as some unfamiliar cellists of the past and present:
Felix Salmond was an English cellist who came to America and taught many renowned players in the mid-20th Century
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Salmond
Harvey Shapiro
The late great NYC cellist in a quick excerpt from a master class on Schumann Concerto, listen for (or avoid) the NSFW last line
www.facebook.com/271901345546/videos/10153612579600547/
more of a Shapiro Master Class
www.cello-academy.com/harvey-shapiro-masterclass
Rachmaninoff Sonata
Harvey Shapiro, cellist, plays “Nina,” by Pergolesi
An interesting article about Harvey Shapiro
www.jameskreger.com/article6.htm
Shapiro in a quartet with Shumsky, Gingold, and Primrose
In the WQXR Quartet (the former radio station of the NY Times)
www.wqxr.org/story/dvorak-american-quartet-performed-wqxr-string-quartet/
7 Y/O Yo-Yo at the White House
Brinton Smith, Paganini 5th Caprice
Johannes Moser plays all 12 parts of the Klengel Hymnus for 12 cellos
Piatti #3 cello and accordion
Bolero, one cello, ten hands
Gendron plays his Rococo cadenza