Marieke Schneemann -Complete Works For Solo Flute -Brilliant CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01

01. "Image op. 38"

02. "Phoerb?ia"
Etudes-Arabesques Nr. 1-14

03. "Nr. 1 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 1"

04. "Nr. 2 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 2"

05. "Nr. 3 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 3"

06. "Nr. 4 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 4"

07. "Nr. 5 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 5"

08. "Nr. 6 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 6"

09. "Nr. 7 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 7"

10. "Nr. 8 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 8"

11. "Nr. 9 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 9"

12. "Nr. 10 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 10"

13. "Nr. 11 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 11"

14. "Nr. 12 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 12"

15. "Nr. 13 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 13"

16. "Nr. 14 Etude-Arabesque Nr. 14"

Disc 02

01. "Interludium für Fl?te"
Studies in Karnatic Modes Nr. 1-10

02. "Nr. 1 Studie Nr. 1"

03. "Nr. 2 Studie Nr. 2"

04. "Nr. 3 Studie Nr. 3"

05. "Nr. 4 Studie Nr. 4"

06. "Nr. 5 Studie Nr. 5"

07. "Nr. 6 Studie Nr. 6"

08. "Nr. 7 Studie Nr. 7"

09. "Nr. 8 Studie Nr. 8"

10. "Nr. 9 Studie Nr. 9"

11. "Nr. 10 Studie Nr. 10"

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Marieke Schneemann

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Eugene Bozza was a 20th-century successor to Giulio Briccialdi, the Italian flautist who is celebrated in 2018, the 200th anniversary of his birth. Born to an Italian father in Nice in 1905, Bozza studied violin and piano in Rome as a child before winning a place at the Paris Conservatoire, where he excelled on the violin. It was in France that he made his career, initially as an orchestra leader, conductor and composer. In 1931 he won the prestigious Prix de Rome and he was later decorated by the Republic as a Chevalier of the Legion d'Honneur for his services to French music. Having become director of the conservatoire in Valenciennes at the age of 45, he wrote prolifically for chamber ensembles, producing the kind of music which students could study and play together. However, his style was not an academic one, nor was it especially influenced by the artistic upheavals of the century in which he lived. Image is the earliest work here, dating from 1939 and sharing with later studies a full understanding of the instrument's technical possibilities. There are many allusions in the 14 etudes-Arabesques (1960) to famous flute solos of the past as composed by the likes of Mendelssohn, Debussy and Ravel, as well as demanding tests of flutter-tonguing and other flute techniques. The 10 Studies in Karnatic Modes (1972) are much more experimental and modernist, including sparing use of quarter-tones, and employing Indian modes such as may be discovered in some of Debussy's music. The technical challenges include wide leaps, frequent dynamic changes and extremely high flute-writing.

Recording : January 2016 until January 2018, Bernard Haitinkhall Conservatory Amsterdam Manufactured and printed in the EU Issued in slim double jewel case, clear tray including a 12 page inner booklet

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1095434BRC

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