I and Thou VC2 Cello Duo

• Jocelyn Morlock (b. 1969): The Violet Hour:
• 1 Morlock: The Violet Hour 05:08
• Vincent Ho (b. 1975): Heist 2:
• 2 Ho: Heist 2 04:04
• Laura Sgroi (b. 1986): Discord:
• 3 Sgroi: Discord 08:23
• Chris Paul Harman (b. 1970): Suite for Two Cellos:
• 4 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: I. — 01:54
• 5 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: II. — 01:18
• 6 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: III. — 01:14
• 7 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: IV. — 01:27
• 8 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: V. — 01:03
• 9 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: VI. — 01:47
• 10 Harman: Suite for Two Cellos: VII. — 01:30
• Youell Domenico: Duet for Two Cellos:
• 11 Domenico: Duet for Two Cellos 06:19
• Kelly-Marie Murphy (b. 1964): Final Glimpse:
• 12 Murphy: Final Glimpse 07:04
• Kati Agócs (b. 1975): Violoncello Duet (I and Thou):
• 13 Agócs: Violoncello Duet (I and Thou): I. With Dignified Elegance 04:02
• 14 Agócs: Violoncello Duet (I and Thou): II. With Great Tenderness 04:39
• Total Runtime 49:52

Info for I and Thou

VC2’s second full-length album, I and Thou, reflects on the role relationships play, whether fleeting or lasting, in how humans construct meaning in the world. The title of the record, and the philosophy to which it refers, comes from Philosopher Martin Buber. This idea became particularly salient during the Covid-19 pandemic, when the relationships we enjoyed with our family, friends, and community weathered a strain never before seen in modern times. In the spirit of the album’s context, VC2 invited some colleagues with whom they enjoy the closest of relationships to contribute to the album. Together, they form the record I and Thou. A pensive, deliberate rumination on the power of relationships to undergird a pillar of a person’s well-being; the need for meaning.

VC2 Cello Duo:
Bryan Holt, cello
< Amahl Arulanandam, cello

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