Solo I
		BACH Johann Sebastian Bach [1685-1750] Suite G-major, C-major, c-minor for Violoncello solo Sometimes the loss of something becomes a profit in reality: Bach’s handwritten notations got lost, one hundred years later his suites were printet for the first time, today we know far more than one hundred different editions. Everyone can go on his own search.
	Solo II
		cello alone Giuseppe Colombi [1635-1694]      Tromba Domenico Galli [1649-1697]      Sonata X Giovanni Battista degli Antonii [1636-1698]      Ricercata seconda Giovanni Battista Vitali [1632-1692]      Capritio sopra otto figure Domenico Gabrielli [1659-1690]      Ricercar 1 e 5 Francesco Scipriani [1678-1753]      4 Toccate Johann Sebastian Bach [1685-1750]      Suite G-major Sometimes, if inventional spirit meets art patroning, truly revolutionary ideas occure like in Bologna [music by Antonii, Vitali, Gabrielli] at the end of the 17. century. The incredible silver covering of the deep strings and the prince of nearby Modena [Colombi, Galli] forced the final breakthrough of the Violoncello in Naples [Scipriani] or central Germany [Bach].