The author has arranged the programs for two concerts, featuring pieces from Kodály to Bloch, showcasing musical works from different periods, styles, and emotions.

The program for the first concert includes cello works by Chopin, Kodály, Fauré, and Rachmaninoff, allowing the audience to appreciate a variety of musical styles and characteristics within a single concert. Rachmaninoff's pieces demonstrate a rich musical style, intense emotional expression, and technical challenges; Chopin's works exhibit abundant emotions and unique style. Fauré's cello compositions are known for their harmonious and warm tone, while Kodály's pieces display a diverse range of styles and the performer's expressiveness.

The second concert showcases the diversity of cello solo repertoire. The first half includes Bloch's "Schelomo" and Popper's "Nocturne," while the second half features Chopin's "Polonaise" and Saint-Saëns' "Suite." The program integrates Romanticism, Impressionism, and modern music, guiding the audience through different musical styles and emotional experiences.

These program selections represent a complete musical journey from overture to finale, leading listeners from lively and beautiful melodies to profound and emotionally rich movements. Each composer's works have distinctive characteristics, allowing the audience to appreciate the diversity and depth of classical music, and to experience the musical transitions and innovations across different periods.