The Sonata for Violoncello and Piano in A major by Hubert Parry is a sonata for cello and piano composed between 1879 and 1880, but not published until 1883.
[1] Hubert Parry began work on the Cello Sonata in 1879 shortly after he completed his Piano Quartet.
Intended for French Cellist Jules-Bernard Lasserre, the work was not finished until early 1880.
Despite a successful premiere on 12 February 1880, Parry was dissatisfied with the work and revised it extensively before publication by Novello in 1883 with a dedication to Lasserre.
[1] The composition is in three movements: Typical performances take around 25 - 26 minutes.