Piatti/ Noferini/ Plano - Music for Cello & Piano / 2 SongsBorn in Bergamo in 1822, Carlo Alfredo Piatti was to the cello what Nicol Paganini was to the violin: a musician who extended the possibilities of his instrument in performance and who inspired countless composers to do the same in writing for it. His remarkable talent was immediately evident, to the extent that by 1843 he was already travelling throughout Europe on concert tours, accompanied by his father. It was Franz Liszt who described him as 'a

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