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97824 - Ludwig van Beethoven: Early Works for Flute and Piano
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Following the late works (aud 97822), the early treasures now take centre stage: pieces from Beethoven’s first Viennese period place the flute in the spotlight – ranging from an authorised version by the composer himself to later adaptations by others. Together, these releases provide a comprehensive panorama of Beethoven’s oeuvre for flute and piano.more
Ludwig van Beethoven
Following the late works (aud 97822), the early treasures now take centre stage: pieces from Beethoven’s first Viennese period place the flute in the spotlight – ranging from an authorised version by the composer himself to later adaptations by others. Together, these releases provide a comprehensive panorama of Beethoven’s oeuvre for flute and piano.
Track List
CD 1 von 2 (29:59)
Ludwig van Beethoven | Friedrich Hermann Sonata in G Major after String Trio No. 3, Op. 9/1 (29:59) Johannes Hustedt | Sontraud Speidel
CD 2 von 2 (53:35)
Ludwig van Beethoven | Friedrich Hermann Serenade in D Major, Op. 8 (28:22) Johannes Hustedt | Sontraud Speidel
Bonustracks
(03:04)
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Ludwig van Beethoven | Johannes Hustedt Sonatina in C Major, WoO 44a (03:04) Johannes Hustedt | Sontraud Speidel
Details
| Ludwig van Beethoven: Early Works for Flute and Piano | |
| article number: | 97.824 |
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| EAN barcode: | 4022143978240 |
| price group: | BCE |
| release date: | 10. April 2026 |
| total time: | 86 min. |
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With "Beethoven for Flute and Piano - Part II", audite continues its CD series exploring the composer's contributions to this instrumentation. While the first release, "But in my style!", focused on the late works, this new double album turns to the composer's early Viennese period.
Here, the flute does not appear merely as an ad libitum instrument, but takes centre stage as the tonal focus of both original compositions and arrangements. The spectrum ranges from a version revised and authorised by Beethoven himself to adaptations by Friedrich Hermann. In this way, the selection also offers a glimpse into the historical reception of his music. Together with the first volume, it presents a richly varied panorama of Beethoven's oeuvre for flute and piano.
