(2001) Romantic Flute Concertos nbr_cd:Booklet The Berolina Trio won the

The Berolina Trio won the "Marguerite Dütschler" prize at the Sommets Musicaux de Gstaad

The program features a rare work for two harps by Albert Zabel and Elias Parish Alvars' Concerto for Two Harps in D Minor

which subtly plays on repetitions (of the word “bonjour”

her individual spirit and her constant striving for perfection

receiving a soloist diploma «with highest honors»

(2001) Romantic Flute Concertos nbr_cd:Booklet The Berolina Trio won theThe 19th century was not very productive in terms of flute music, and very few flute concertos were written during this period. Carl Gottlieb Reissiger and Carl Reinecke were the only composers of some stature to have written works for the transverse flute, without themselves being flautists. Carl Gottlieb Reissiger was born in Belzig in 1798 and came to Leipzig in 1811 to attend the Thomasschule. He continued his studies in Vienna with Salieri and in