(1987) Friedrich Kuhlau/Flute Sonatas nbr_cd:Presto Classical The Japanese review Musica Nova

The Japanese review Musica Nova wrote: “They have revived a vast and marvelous repertoire

Berlioz in particular

Bourget and

And how unpretentious

Rondó fantástico

(1987) Friedrich Kuhlau/Flute Sonatas nbr_cd:Presto Classical The Japanese review Musica NovaFriedrich Daniel Rudolph Kuhlau studied flute with his father, a musician in a military band, and piano with Chr. G. Schwencke, a pupil of C. P. E. Bach. He first made a name for himself as a pianist, finding a position as musician and composer to the Danish court. Although he rarely played the flute later in his life, he remained partial to it as a composer. From his list of 127 works with opus numbers, 29 alone are for piano and flute. An additional