beethoven the complete works for flute

beethoven the complete works for fluteBEETHOVEN: THE COMPLETE WORKS FOR FLUTE ( LDV 14087) Trio for piano, flute and basson in G Major , WoO37 Sonata for flute and piano in B flat Major , WoO Anh. 4 Serenade for flute, violin, viola in D Major , Op. 25 6 National Folksongs with Variation s, Op. 105 10 National Folksongs with Variations , Op. 107 Allegro & Minuet for two flutes , WoO26 (2 CDs) Enzo Caroli , flute Anna Martignon Jung Hun Yoo, piano Carlo Lazzari, violin Giancarlo Di Vacri,

BEETHOVEN: THE COMPLETE WORKS FOR FLUTE ( LDV 14087)

Trio for piano, flute and basson in G Major , WoO37

Sonata for flute and piano in B-flat Major , WoO Anh.4

Serenade for flute, violin, viola in D Major , Op. 25

6 National Folksongs with Variation s, Op. 105

10 National Folksongs with Variations , Op. 107

Allegro & Minuet for two flutes , WoO26

(2 CDs)

Enzo Caroli , flute
Anna Martignon – Jung Hun Yoo, piano
Carlo Lazzari, violin
Giancarlo Di Vacri, viola
Roberto Giaccaglia, bassoon
Walter Zampiron, flute

This album aims to encompass on two CDs Beethoven's flute works, both those catalogued by opus number and those classified posthumously with the acronym WoO. This choice is intended to highlight those compositions too often dismissed as incapable of reflecting the Romantic image of Beethoven's character. These compositions are often ignored in concert programs, depriving us of the pleasure of glimpsing and appreciating, within compositional situations that are pleasant and "simple" to listen to, the original nature of Beethoven's character.

ENGLISH VERSION

This 2 Cds album aims to gather Beethoven's works for flute, whether they are cataloged with the opus number or classified after his death under the abbreviation WoO. This choice is going to enhance those compositions which have too often been dismissed as not reflecting the romantic image of Beethoven's character, and have been disregarded in the theater programmes, thus depriving us of the pleasure of imagining and appreciating the true nature of Beethoven's personality in compositions that are pleasant and “simple” to listen to.