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Peers Coetmore (born Kathleen Peers Coetmore Jones; October 1905 – July 1976) was an English cellist. She spent her early years in Spilsby in Lincolnshire. Early life. Peers was born Kathleen Peers Coetmore Jones. She won the Royal Academy of Music's Piatti Prize for cellists in 1924. Career
Peers Coetmore (1905-1976) began her career at a time when female cellists were rare. From the late 1920s she struggled within a male-dominated profession and against hard economic times to establish her career in England.
The Cello Sonata and Prelude originally appeared coupled with several solo piano works played by Eric Parkin; in Peers Coetmore’s contributions we have the same mixture of occasional insight and affectionate phrasing set at naught by sub-standard playing. A pity; the Sonata is one of Moeran’s most finely-wrought works. Commentators are ...
relationship with the cellist Peers Coetmore - originally Kathleen Coetmore-Jones. The composer first met Peers in 1930 whilst visiting the painter Augustus John. She had been an exceptional pupil at the Royal Academy of Music, winning a number of prizes. Nothing came of this first encounter.
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Moeran*, Peers Coetmore, London Philharmonic Orchestra* Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult: Cello Concerto: B1 – 1st Movement: Moderato: B2.a – 2nd Movement: Adagio: B2.b – 3rd Movement: Allegretto Deciso Alla Marcia
