A piercing meditation on love and music, and the silence and
inscrutability which underpins the performance of each. Luc has
lived a long time as a soloist. She has not seen Billy for many
years. A visit to a major show of his sculptures sends her arrowing
back to a younger version of herself: to a time when she had to
make room to love him when she'd felt no room within herself. To a
time when she was forced to make a choice between being one thing
or another. To a time when he was a sculptor, but she was not yet a
cellist. In exquisite and crystalline prose, The Cellist explores
how you might make room for beauty and mastery for yourself, and
still leave space for someone else. It asks what love and
companionship costs: what happens when you are forced to cast
yourself in the distorting light of another person's needs?
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