Utwory na płycie:

• Bræin: Concertino for fløyte og orkester, op. 10: I. Allegro moderato
• Bræin: Concertino for fløyte og orkester, op. 10: II. Larghetto
• Bræin: Concertino for fløyte og orkester, op. 10: III. Andantino
• Kvandal: Konsert for fløyte og strykere, op. 22: I. Capriccio
• Kvandal: Konsert for fløyte og strykere, op. 22: II. Aria
• Kvandal: Konsert for fløyte og strykere, op. 22: III. Cadenza
• Kvandal: Konsert for fløyte og strykere, op. 22: IV. Finale
• Hovland: Suite for fløyte og strykere, op. 31: I. Intrata
• Hovland: Suite for fløyte og strykere, op. 31: II. Ostinato
• Hovland: Suite for fløyte og strykere, op. 31: III. Scherzo
• Hovland: Suite for fløyte og strykere, op. 31: IV. Passacaglia
• Hovland: Suite for fløyte og strykere, op. 31: V. Finale
• Mortensen: Sonate for fløyte solo, op. 6: I. Introduzione
• Mortensen: Sonate for fløyte solo, op. 6: II. Tema con variazioni
• Mortensen: Sonate for fløyte solo, op. 6: III. Allegro giocoso

Concertino for floyte og orkester, op. 10
Konsert for floyte og strykere, op. 22
Suite for floyte og strykere, op. 31
Sonate for floyte solo, op. 6

“La Flute Norvégienne” is the title of flautist Tom Ottar Andreassen’s first solo CD on the LAWO Classics label. Besides flute concertos by Edvard Fliflet Brain and Johan Kvandal, the recording includes Egil Hovland’s “Suite for Flute and Strings” together with Finn Mortensen’s legendary “Sonata for Solo Flute”.

All four works were composed between 1953 and1963, a period of change in Norwegian musical life and a decade in which Norwegian composers worked in widely varied traditions, from Fliflet Brain’s light-hearted music to Hovland’s serial style.

Andreassen has selected these works precisely because they demonstrate this diversity of expression and style and explore the flute’s full range. All were written for Alf Andersen and Per Oien, who like Andreassen studied with Ornulf Gulbrandsen and served in turn as Principal Flute in the Norwegian Radio Orchestra. Thus it is extra fitting that it is the orchestra featured on this recording, led by conductor Ingar Bergby.