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it's awkward, not "impossible".
it's in a very high position just previous, then there's a sudden jump to a very low hand position.
if you put a single rest there (off-setting the double stop) there's no real problem. it still requires a good cellist, however.
As for the "high" aspect, there's no real problem with this. my own cello sonata is consistantly in treble clef, and goes up to, if I recall, a G above the treble staff. even that's not the highest possible note. And I remember asking my cellist about it, and she was "oh puh-lease! no prob."
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-Debussy-
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