(1997) French Music for Flute nbr_cd:1 10 was printed in 1729/30

10 was printed in 1729/30 – see the Introduction

a sublime set of variations on the theme from «Der Tod und das Mädchen»

could an interpretation of the tenor part of Mahler’s “Lied von der Erde” become so exemplary as Haefliger's

Friedrich Daniel Rudolph Kuhlau studied flute with his father

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(1997) French Music for Flute nbr_cd:1 10 was printed in 1729/30Albert Roussels composition "Joueurs de Flte is typical of the works to be heard on this recording: French flute music written by French composers for French flautists. Flute virtuosos and the repertoire created for them by the modern French school of flute technique is represented here. Paul Taffanel (1844 1908) was the man who sparked the prodigious development of the flute repertoire in France on the Boehm instrument. His work was carried on by his