Gabriel Faure:
Fanatasie, Op. 79

Georges Hue:
Fantasie

Paul Taffanel:
Andantino & Allegretto grazioso

Andre Jolivet:
Fantasie-Caprice

Jean Francaix:
Divertimento

Eugene Bozza:
Aria

Benjamin Godard:
Suite de trois Morceaux, Op. 116

Jacques Ibert:
Aria

Francois Borne:
Fantasie brillante sur Carmen

Reynaldo Hahn:
Danse pour une deesse

“Theobald Böhm revolutionised the flute in the middle of the 19th century. He changed its form and mechanics and constructed it from metals, which gave the flute a more flexible sound and new tone colors while enabling a more brilliant technique. The new flute inspired many composers, particularly in France at the beginning of the era of Modernism, which brought with it a variety of new compositional styles. With this album, I first and foremost wanted to draw attention to the panoply of compositional styles and to demonstrate how profound and full of character this music is. I would like to transcend the limits of the original instrumentation for flute and piano with my own arrangements. I want to create an entirely new sound experience and, by using the expressive capabilities of string instruments, reveal the repertoire’s full potential of colors. As such, the album offers a rich palette of styles and colors.” (Nathanael Carré)

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Recording: 19-21.02.2019, Kulturzentrum Immanuel.