Friedrich Kuhlau: Fantaisies, Variations & Caprices for Solo Flute - The full work for solo flute - The Art of Flute Alone - Friedrich Kuhlau - Vinyl LP
friedrich kuhlau: fantaisies, variations & caprices for solo flute - the full work for solo flute - the art of flute alone - friedrich kuhlau
Friedrich Kuhlau: Fantaisies, Variations & Caprices for Solo Flute - The full work for solo flute - The Art of Flute Alone
Friedrich Kuhlau
2020
19 tracks
2 uur, 1 min
Album Description
Immerse yourself in the intricate and captivating world of Friedrich Kuhlau's solo flute compositions with the album "Fantaisies, Variations & Caprices for Solo Flute - The full work for solo flute - The Art of Flute Alone." Released on August 25, 2020, under the Arte Sonora label, this album is a comprehensive collection of Kuhlau's works for solo flute, meticulously arranged and performed by Claudio Ferrarini.
Spanning a duration of over two hours, this album showcases Kuhlau's mastery of the flute, featuring a diverse range of compositions that highlight his technical prowess and artistic versatility. The album includes the complete set of "3 Fantaisies for Solo Flute, Op. 38" and "3 Fantaisies, Op. 95," as well as the "12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b." Each piece is a testament to Kuhlau's ability to craft intricate melodies and variations that challenge and delight the listener.
Kuhlau, a Danish composer of German origin, was a prolific writer of chamber music, concertos, and solo works. His compositions often reflect a blend of classical elegance and romantic expressiveness, qualities that are abundantly evident in this collection. The arrangements by Claudio Ferrarini bring out the best in these pieces, offering a fresh perspective on Kuhlau's timeless works.
Whether you are a seasoned flute enthusiast or a newcomer to classical music, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The intricate variations, lively caprices, and enchanting fantaisies will transport you to a world of musical brilliance, showcasing the full range of the flute's expressive capabilities. Friedrich Kuhlau's "Fantaisies, Variations & Caprices for Solo Flute" is a must-listen for anyone seeking to explore the depths of solo flute repertoire.
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Tracks
3 Fantaisies for Solo Flute, Op. 38: No. 1, Fantasia in re maggiore: I. Introduzione (adagio) / III. Aria con variazioni dal Don Giovanni di W. A. Mozart (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
3 Fantaisies for Solo Flute, Op. 38: No. 2, Fantasia in si bemolle maggiore: I. Tempo giusto / II. Aria con variazioni dal Don Giovanni di W. A. Mozart. Andante con moto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
3 Fantaisies for Solo Flute, Op. 38: No. 3, Fantasia in C: I. Adagio / II. Allegro vivace / III. Romazacon variazioni dal Don Giovanni di W. A. Mozart. Andantino quasi allegretto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
3 Fantaisies, Op. 95: No. 1, Fantasia in sol maggiore: I. Allegretto pastorale / II. Allegro assai un poco agitato (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
3 Fantaisies, Op. 95: No. 2, Fantasia in mi minore: I. Allegro gustoso / II. Larghetto / III. Allegro con variazioni (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
3 Fantaisies, Op. 95: No. 3, Fantasia in re maggiore: Fantasia in re maggiore: I. Allegro con energia / II. Allegro con tanto alla Polacca (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 1, Fantasia capricio in re maggiore sule tema Femmes voules vous éprover: I. Allegro / finale alla Polacca (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op. 10b: No. 2, Capricio e variazione in la maggiore sul tema Lasset Frieden uns stiften. Larghetto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 3, Capricio in re maggiore: I. Adagio / II. Polonaise. Allegro (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 4, Fantasia capricio in sol maggiore "Es kann schon nicht alles so bleiben". Allegretto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 5, Fantasia capricio in sol maggiore "In des waldes düstern gründen". Allegretto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No.6, Capricio in do minore (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 7, Rondo in mi minore (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 8, Fantasia capricio in re maggiore "Was ist der Mensch?" (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 9, Capricio in fa maggiore. Allegretto con molta espressione (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 10, Fantasia capricio in sol maggiore "Onne sauvait trop embellir". Allegro (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No.11, Fantasia capricio in sol maggiore "Mich fliehen alle freuden": I. Larghetto (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
12 Variations and Solos for Flute, Op.10b: No. 12, Capricio in re maggiore: I. Allegro assai (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
Variazioni su una melodia svedese in sol minore. Aria con quattro variazioni (Arr. by Claudio Ferrarini)Friedrich Kuhlau, Claudio Ferrarini
Friedrich Kuhlau, born in Uelzen, Germany, in 1786, was a pivotal figure in Danish music during the late Classical and early Romantic periods. Settling in Denmark in 1810, Kuhlau quickly established himself as a renowned pianist and composer, becoming a central figure of the Danish Golden Age. His most enduring work, "Elverhøj," composed in 1828, is celebrated as the first true work of Danish National Romanticism and remains a beloved piece in Danish cultural history. Kuhlau's contributions to piano music are extensive, with his Six Sonatinas, Op. 55, being particularly notable for their role in preparing students for the study of classical sonatas. His legacy endures through his diverse compositions, which continue to captivate audiences and inspire musicians today.
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