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AV 2087

Prokofiev/ Debussy/Wager/Franck: Flute and Piano Works

Released Date:
01 Jan 2007

Originally recorded in 2007

Artists:

Marina Piccinini

flute

Andreas Haefliger

piano

Venue:

Reitstadel-Neumarkt/Oberpfalz, Germany



Producer:

Markus Heiland



Engineer:

Markus Heiland



Record Label
Avie Records

Genre:

Woodwind


Piano

Total Time - 63:42
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SERGEI PROKOFIEV

(1891-1953)
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Flute Sonata in D major, Op. 94

23:51  
1 I Moderato 8:20
2 II Scherzo. Allegretto scherzando 5:12
3 III Andante 3:48
4 IV Allegro con brio 6:31
   
 

CLAUDE DEBUSSY

(1862-1918)
5 

Syrinx

3:17
   
 

RICHARD WAGNER

(1813-1883)
  Transcribed Franz Liszt (1811-1886)  
6 

Isolde's Liebestod

8:39
   
 

CESAR FRANCK

(1822-1890)
 

Violin Sonata in A major

27:55  
  (arranged for flute by Marina Piccinini)  
7 I Allegretto ben moderato 6:06
8 II Allegro 7:54
9 III Recitativo-Fantasia: Ben moderato - Molto lento 7:53
10 IV Allegretto poco mosso 6:02


Andreas Haefliger has produced two provocative and acclaimed mixed recital recordings for Avie in his series called Perspectives, juxtaposing standard repertoire with newer works and recreating his recital programs for posterity. On this new disc he is joined by his wife, leading American flautist Marina Piccinini, for an equally stimulating selection that is a pure partnership of equals. Each takes a solo turn – Piccinini with Debussy’s Syrinx and Haefliger with the Liszt arrangement of Wagner’s Liebestod – and they come together for two titans of the flute repertory, the Sonatas of Franck and Prokofiev. To quote MusicWeb, “Programming in this way is in itself an art,” and with such polished performances a recording with obvious appeal.

 

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