in 2014 - ForumFlutePiano

26th Forum for Flute and Piano
25.07 – 03.08.2014
Diekirch / Luxembourg
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10th july 2014
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FOREWORD
Maggy Nagel, Ministre de la culture
« La musique est ce qui rapproche » proverbe chinois
C’est en 1988 que Carlo Jans, flûtiste et chef d’orchestre a eu l’idée de rassembler
des jeunes musiciens et de parfaire leurs capacités musicales individuelles et
collectives.
Depuis lors le Forum pour flûtes et piano qui aujourd’hui en est à sa 26e édition s’est
forgé une solide réputation dans le monde de la musique et surtout de la flûte.
Sous la guidance de grands virtuoses et pédagogues européens des jeunes du monde entier se
retrouvent pour partager leur passion pour la musique et se perfectionner, ceci dans une atmosphère
collégiale et amicale. Des tables rondes et des débats autour des thèmes comme l’artiste
professionnel ou l’enseignement musical, pour ne citer que quelques exemples, permettent
d’explorer et d’analyser la vie musicale sous toutes ses facettes. Plus que 850 jeunes gens de 52
nationalités différentes ont participé à ce Forum depuis ses débuts. Nombreux sont ceux, qui depuis
ont entamé une carrière professionnelle.
Mais le Forum ne se limite pas au travail pédagogique avec les étudiants. Une place importante est
réservée aux nombreux concerts qui offrent aux jeunes musiciens l’opportunité de présenter des
extraits du riche répertoire étudié pendant les master-classes ou bien d’couter leurs enseignants, et
ce devant un public intéressé.
Je voudrais profiter de cette occasion pour remercier les organisateurs et surtout Carlo Jans pour
leur engagement assidu et inlassable. Puisse ce Forum contribuer à développer tout le potentiel
artistique et musical des jeunes participants afin qu’ils gardent notre pays en bon souvenir.
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René Kanivé, Echevin – Affaires culturelles
Depuis son introduction en 1988 le « Forum international pour flûte et piano » réunit chaque année
une soixantaine de jeunes musiciennes et musiciens, venant des quatre coins du monde, pour leur
donner l’opportunité de pouvoir échanger leurs expériences sous la guidance des plus grands
flûtistes et pianistes de renommée internationale.
C’est un grand honneur pour la Ville de Diekirch de pouvoir accueillir les grands maîtres de l’art,
ainsi que leurs étudiantes et étudiants, à la 26ième édition de cet événement musical exceptionnel, qui
se déroulera du 25 juillet au 3 août 2014.
Il est impératif de rehausser le fait que malgré de sévère concurrence, aussi bien sur le plan national
qu’ international, c’est l’initiateur de la première heure de cet évènement, Monsieur Carlo Jans,
avec l’aide précieuse de son assistant, Monsieur Simon Knopp, qui ont réussi à mettre en place un
programme de toute première classe, ce qui garantira certainement le succès attendu des cours de
maître diekirchoises de 2014.
De ce fait il s’agit d’un exercice imposé pour la Ville de Diekirch d’honorer ce travail minutieux et
imaginatif de toutes les personnes associées à cette organisation, en gratifiant le Forum
International d’un appui financier adéquat ainsi que de l’assistance logistique appropriée.
Au nom du collège des bourgmestre et échevins, ainsi qu’au nom des membres de la commission
culturelle de la Ville de Diekirch, je souhaite d’ores et déjà la bienvenue à tous les participantes et
participants de l’édition 2014 du « Forum International pour flûte et piano » à Diekirch. Je souhaite
à toutes et à tous un séjour agréable dans notre ville, tout en profitant pleinement des enseignements
musicaux qui leur sont offerts, ainsi que des divertissements qui leur sont proposés.
René Kanivé
Échevin – Affaires Culturelles
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SUMMARY
Foreword ...................................................................................................................................2
Maggy Nagel, Ministre de la culture .......................................................................................................................................2
René Kanivé, Echevin – Affaires culturelles ........................................................................................................................3
Summary ...................................................................................................................................4
Program.....................................................................................................................................6
Flute professors ..............................................................................................................................................................................6
Piccolo professor ............................................................................................................................................................................6
Flute builder .....................................................................................................................................................................................6
Harpsichord/Accompaniment..................................................................................................................................................7
Collaborative piano /Accompaniment ..................................................................................................................................7
Piano....................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Conferences ......................................................................................................................................................................................7
Presentation of the forum .........................................................................................................8
History .................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Our philosophy..................................................................................................................................................................................8
Always more, from baroque to modern music …..................................................................................................................8
Target group.......................................................................................................................................................................................8
Former professors ............................................................................................................................................................................8
Former students .............................................................................................................................................................................10
Informations about previous forums .......................................................................................................................................10
Flute ........................................................................................................................................11
Carlo Jans ........................................................................................................................................................................................11
Sanqing Chen - CANCELED......................................................................................................................................................12
Qiling Chen.....................................................................................................................................................................................13
Davide Formisano .......................................................................................................................................................................13
Wally Hase......................................................................................................................................................................................15
Gaby Pas-Van Riet .......................................................................................................................................................................15
Sergej Tikhonov ...........................................................................................................................................................................16
Peter Verhoyen (Piccolo).........................................................................................................................................................18
Alan Weiss......................................................................................................................................................................................19
Harpsichord accompaniment....................................................................................................21
Ewa Rzetecka ................................................................................................................................................................................21
Collaborative piano – Piano accompaniment ............................................................................22
Cordula Hacke...............................................................................................................................................................................22
Katrin Reifenrath.........................................................................................................................................................................23
Michael Zieschang.......................................................................................................................................................................24
Conferences .............................................................................................................................25
Peter Swinkels ..............................................................................................................................................................................25
Tobias Mancke..............................................................................................................................................................................26
Parmenon flute.............................................................................................................................................................................26
Flute Exihibitions......................................................................................................................27
European flute Centre Adams ................................................................................................................................................27
Mancke Flutes...............................................................................................................................................................................28
Parmenon Flutes..........................................................................................................................................................................29
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William S. Haynes Company ...................................................................................................................................................30
Piano .......................................................................................................................................31
Daniel Blumenthal ......................................................................................................................................................................31
Masterclasses for flute .............................................................................................................32
What should I prepare ? ...........................................................................................................................................................32
Masterclass Carlo Jans, flute ...................................................................................................................................................32
Masterclasses for piano............................................................................................................33
Masterclass Daniel Blumenthal .............................................................................................................................................33
Repertoire List .........................................................................................................................34
Orchestral Excerpts for flute ..................................................................................................................................................34
Orchestral Excerpts for piccolo .............................................................................................................................................34
Concerts...................................................................................................................................35
Concerts of professors...............................................................................................................................................................35
Students concerts........................................................................................................................................................................36
Accommodation.......................................................................................................................37
Organization ............................................................................................................................38
Carlo Jans ........................................................................................................................................................................................38
Simon Knopp.................................................................................................................................................................................38
Participants..............................................................................................................................39
Flute ..................................................................................................................................................................................................39
Piano.................................................................................................................................................................................................40
Repertoire list...............................................................................................................................................................................41
Flute and piccolo................................................................................................................................................................................41
Piano........................................................................................................................................................................................................46
Our sponsors............................................................................................................................48
Scholarships offered by ............................................................................................................49
In collaboration with ................................................................................................................50
Information..............................................................................................................................51
Contact.............................................................................................................................................................................................51
Bank account.................................................................................................................................................................................52
Fees ...................................................................................................................................................................................................52
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PROGRAM
Flute professors
Start
25.7
25.7
End
3.8
30.7
25.7
25.7
30.7
27.7
Professor
Carlo Jans
Sanqing Chen
- CANCELED Qiling Chen
Davide Formisano
26.7
31.7
1.8
3.8
Wally Hase
Gaby Pas-Van Riet
27.7
28.7
Sergej Tikhonov
31.7
1.8
Alan Weiss
Activity
Conservatory Luxembourg
Soloist Symphony Orchestra Beijing (China)
Beijing Modern Music Conservatory(China)
Conservatory Zürich (Switzerland)
Musikhochschule
Stuttgart
(Germany)
Principal flutist at the Scala in Milano(Italy)
Musikhochschule Weimar (Germany)
University of Music of the Saarland (Germany)
soloist
Radio
Symphony
Orchestra
SWR Stuttgart(Germany)
Copenhague (Danemark) will be accompanied by
his pianist Michael Zieschang
both Sponsored by Parmenon Flutes
Artist-in-Residence, William S. Haynes Company
(USA)
Sponsored by
William S. Haynes Company
Piccolo professor
Start
27.7
End
28.7
Professor
Peter Verhoyen
Activity
Principal Piccolo at the Royal Flanders Philharmonic
Orchestra (Belgium) Artesis Hogeschool Antwerpen
Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel(Belgium)
Sponsored by
Adams Flute Center and
Mancke Flutes
Flute builder
Start
26.7
Who
Parmenon Flute
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Harpsichord/Accompaniment
Start
25.7
End
31.7
Professor
Ewa Rzetecka
Activity
Academy of Music Lodz (Poland)
Collaborative piano /Accompaniment
Start
25.7
25.7
27.7
End
3.8
3.8
28.7
Professor
Cordula Hacke
Katrin Reifenrath
Michael Zieschang
End
3.8
Professor
Daniel Blumenthal
Activity
Musikhochschule Düsseldorf (Germany)
Conservatory Luxembourg
Musikhochschule Düsseldorf (Germany) will work
together with Sergej Tikhonov
both Sponsored by
Parmenon Flutes
Piano
Start
25.7
Activity
Royal Flemish Conservatory Brussels (Belgium)
Conferences
Date
Who
28.7 Peter Swinkels
28.7
Tobias Mancke
26.7
Rémi Caron
Subject
relationship between sound and material of a flute, entitled
"Your Sound or Its?"
Sponsored by Adams Flute Center
“Headjoint making”
Sponsored by Mancke Flute
Did you say French Flute ?
Sponsored by Flute Parmenon
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PRESENTATION OF THE FORUM
History
In 1988, the Luxemburgish flutist and conductor Carlo Jans established, together with Claude
Millim the “International Forum for flute and piano Diekirch”. Since 2007, Simon Knopp has
assisted Carlo Jans in the organization. This Forum is an international summer class for flutists and
pianists coming from all over the world.
Our philosophy
This summer class has a different philosophy from most other summer academies.
In Diekirch, the participants are not subdivided into active and into passive participants. At the
beginning of the 10 days’ masterclass, an audition is held to adapt the course to the participants.
Each student has the opportunity to have a lesson with each of the professors. General technical
aspects are treated in group lessons. Repertoire pieces are worked in collaboration with the two
piano accompanists and the harpsichord accompanist, in individual lessons.
Always more, from baroque to modern music …
Each student will have, irrespective of level and age, the opportunity to perform in several students’
concerts, in solo or chamber music.
Under the leadership of the well-known Polish harpsichord player Ewa Rzetecka, the flutists will
have the chance to study Michel Blavet, G.F.Haendel and J.S.Bach flute sonatas.
Target group
Young professional musicians, music students, students of music schools, music teachers,
amateurs... Each participant has to prepare 5 works of different styles.
Each student will have lessons with each one of the teachers (technique lessons in group lessons,
repertoire in individual lessons).
Former professors
Flute
Maxence Larrieu, Janos Balint, Jean-Claude Gérard, Jean-Michel Tanguy, Konrad Hünteler, Eric
Kirchhoff, Andrea Lieberknecht, Carin Levine, Marianne Henkel, Gaby Pas-van Riet, Craig
Goodman, Abbie de Quant, Patrice Kirchhoff, Marc Grauwels, Michael Faust, Pierre Séchet, Mia
Dreese, Petr Pomkla, Vincent Cortvrint, Micheal Heupel, Wally Hase, Natalia Gerakis, Gunhild
Ott, Tilmann Dehnhard, Mirjam Nastasi, Wissam Boustany, Salvatore Lombardi , Gudrun Hinze,
Philippe Benoit, Antoni Wierzbinski, Anne-Catherine Heinzmann, Matej Zupan, Robert Aitken,
Carlos Bruneel, Kazutaka Shimizu,Carlo Jans (from 1988 on)
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Piano
Gary Muller, Stépahne Seban, Thomas Duis, Ewa Poblocka, Daniel Blumenthal (from 1990 on)
Harpsicord
Béatrice Berstel, Christine Wauters, Ewa Rzetecka
Bassoon
Jürgen Gode
Clarinet
Alain Damien, Marcel Lallemang
Violin
Sandrine Cantoreggi, Vaclav Dvorak
Accompanists
Carlo Gruber, Gary Muller, Stéphane Seban, Janis Maleckis, Katrin Reifenrath, Zénon Bialas,
Cordula Hacke, Ieva Dzerve
Conferences
by Haruo Uesawa, Jochen Mehnert, François Louis, Karl Ventzke, Raymond Meylan,
M.Lüdemann, Filipe Pires, Jindrich Feld, Peter Swinkels, Petra Music,Claudia Wälder-Jene,
Ludwig Boehm
Flute Makers
Mehnert, Yamaha, Mancke-Flutes, Eloy Flutes...
Exihibitions
Yamaha Flutes, Mancke Flutes, Eloy Flutes, Mehnert Flutes, Altus Flutes, Mateki Flutes, Adams
European Flute Centre, Listesso, Flöte Haber, Flute Motion, Viento Flute, Music and Tools
Yoga
Claude Schultze, John Schlammes, Carine Ries
Alexander technique
Guy Vincent Aknin, G.Krieg
Invited guest soloists
Mirel Iancovici (cello), Henri Foehr (cello), Muriel Pouzenc (cello), Michael Bouvier (violon),
Danielle Hennicot (alto), Claude Giampellegrini (cello), Jürgen Gode (bassoon).
Invited orchestras
Orchestre de chambre "Stamitz" (Germany), Orchestre de chambre de Luxembourg "Les
Musiciens", Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra.
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Former students
Since 1988, over 850 students from 40 different nationalities have attended the Forum.
Most of them are now professionals, playing in orchestras or teaching in music schools or
conservatories. Already the first students of former participants are applying and securing the
continuity of the Forum.
Informations about previous forums
Flyers, complete prospectus, posters, pictures etc... from the previous forums are available on
www.carlojans.com
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FLUTE
Carlo Jans
Carlo JANS, flute, began his first flute lessons at the age of
seven, violin lessons at twelve. On the completion of his
training in Luxembourg and Nancy (class of Jacques Mule),
he continued studies at the Conservatoire Royal de Liège,
(Diplôme Supérieur de flûte) and at the Royal Conservatory of
Maastricht (Soloist's Diploma). Being a student of Raymond
Guiot, he was honoured with the "1er Prix Supérieur de la
Ville de Paris". He completed a two years postgraduate
program at the Cologne Academy of Music in the class of
András Adorján.
Open to new musical horizons, Jans studied conducting under Jan Stulen and Jean-Philippe Rieu at
the Royal Music Academy of Music in Maastricht (Conducting Diploma with honours), followed
by a Postgraduate Diploma at the "Zuid Nederlandse Hogeschool voor Muziek". Further conducting
studies with Jorma Panula in St.Petersbourg.
Since 1984, Carlo Jans has taught flute and chamber music at the Conservatory of Luxembourg, In
1999, he was awarded a professorship for flute and conducting and began leading the orchestras of
the conservatory.
From 1997 on, he was guest professor at the Academy of Music in Riga, Latvia and often invited
for masterclasses in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Poland, Czech Republic, France,
Brazil, Japan and the United States of America.
Carlo JANS is always a welcome guest at National and International flute conventions ( NFA New
York 2009, NFA Anaheim 2010, Flute Meetings Greece in Greece 2008 and 2009, Dutch flute
conventions, Slovenia 2012…)
From September 2002 to 2009, Carlo Jans was teaching at the Musikhochschule Saarbrücken in
Germany, activity he was obliged to give up because of the increasing number of concerts as soloist
and invitations to teach all over the world.
From 2009 on, Carlo Jans has been a member of the world known chamber orchestra “Solistes
Européens – Luxembourg”, orchestra made up of concertmasters and soloists from the best
European Orchestras.
In 1988, he founded the "Forum International pour flute et piano Diekirch/Luxembourg", a summer
course followed during the last 25 years by over 850 students of 40 different nationalities. Teachers
enrolled included famous flutists like Robert Aitken, Jean-Claude Gérard, Maxence Larrieu, János
Bálint, Marianne Henkel, Gaby Pas-Van Riet, Andrea Lieberknecht, Konrad Hünteler, Michael
Faust, Abbie de Quant, Marc Grauwels, Jean - Michel Tanguy...
Beside his professional life as a teacher, he also pursues an active career as a flutist and conductor.
He has been invited to perform as soloist with RTL Symphony Orchestra, Sonderjyland Symphony
Orchestra, Orchestre de chambre d'Auvergne, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, National Polish
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Radio Orchestra, Brno State Philharmonic Orchestra, Porto Symphony Orchestra, Switzerland
Chamber Orchestra, Orchestre de chambre Jean - François Paillard and the Latvian Philharmonic
Chamber Orchestra, where he has also been guest conductor since 1997.
He has played concerts as partner of flutists like András Adorján, Maxence Larrieu, János Bálint,
Jean-Claude Gérard, with pianists like Daniel Blumenthal, Gabriel Tacchino, jazz pianist Claude
Bolling, violonist Jean-Jacques Kantorow, violist Jitka Hosprova, cellist Mirel Iancovici, harpist
Katerina Englichova or chamber music groups such as Zürcher Streichtrio, Zemlinsky String
Quartet, String Quartet Danel, String Quartet Martinů...
As conductor, he has accompanied soloists like Cyprien Katsaris, Daniel Blumenthal, János
Bálint... Numerous composers wrote solo pieces, chamber music and concertos for him, for
example Marcel Wengler, whose concerto for flute and orchestra was first performed in the ISCM
World Music Days in 2000 together with the Swiss Chamber Orchestra.
In 2005, the famous Belgian composer François Glorieux wrote for him a fantastic piece entitled
"Eight Interludes" for flute and strings. The "interludes" and all the other pieces Glorieux wrote for
the flute will be released soon on CD, having been recorded in Riga with the Latvian Philharmonic
Chamber Orchestra under the baton of the composer.
Czech composer Jindřich Feld, whose concertos Carlo Jans recorded with the Prague Radio
Symphony Orchestra for Pavane Records, and whose chamber music for flute will come out soon in
a 3 CD set , wrote for Carlo Jans and his Czech colleagues Jitka Hosprova and Katerina Englichova
a "Musique concertante" for flute, viola, harp and strings.
His discography (over 45 CDs) for labels like Pavane Records, Calliope, Arco Diva, Bella Musica
and Hänsler Classics have earned him outstanding reviews in the international press and awards
such as the "Grand Prix du Disque" for his recording of the chamber music of Manuel Rosenthal.
Carlo Jans speaks Luxemburgish, French, German, English.
Carlo Jans is playing a Brannen Cooper Platinum flute with a Mancke Platinum headjoint.
www.carlojans.com
Sanqing Chen - CANCELED
Born in 1964 in Guangzhou, China. He began his study at Central
Conservatory of Music Beijing.He studied music Alexandre Magnin,
Maxence Larrieu and Auréle Nicolet. He visited the master course of
James Galway during his study in Switzerland. He has participated
various internationalflute competitions: Semi-final at International Flute
Completion in Geneva; Final round at International Competition in
Scheveningen Holland.He worked as Principle Flute at Guangzhou
Symphony Orchestra and Beijing Symphony Orchestra.
He is invited as Jury for the Beijing Nicolet International Flute
Competition. He holds regularlysolo concerts and performances with
various orchestras together. He also plays concerts withPeter Lukas Graf
and Felix Renggli. As a pioneer of modern music for flute in China, he successfully performed the
“Euro-Asia Suite” from Swiss composer Jost Meyer with Chinese National Orchestra. He is now
also giving master courses for various music conservatories and institutes.
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Qiling Chen
Qiling Chen was born into a musician family in
Guangzhou, China. She began her study at Central
Conservatory of Music Beijing. She studied music
with Aurèle Nicolet, Alexandre Maginin and Guenter
Rumpel at Music Conservatory Zurich.
She has won various prizes at international flute
competitions: 2nd Place at National Flute Competition
China in 1985; 1st Place Concours National in Riddes
Switzerland in 1991; 2nd Place at the International
Competition for Solo flute in Szeged Hungary in
1992; 1st Place Kiwanis Chamber Music Competition Zurich in 1996.
She founded and organized the Beijing Nicolet International Flute Competition in 2006 and 2010,
the Boldern Flute Festival in Zurich in 2008 and 2012. From 2005 until 2008 she had been flute
professor at Central Conservatory of Music Beijing. Since 2008 she is teaching at Schweizer
Akademie für Musikpädagogik (SAMP) and Musikschule Konservatorium Zürich (MKZ).
She gives solo flute and chamber music concerts world-wide with a number of CD recordings.
Davide Formisano
Flute concertist, professor at Musikhochschule in
Stuttgart, principal flutist at the Scala in Milano
Sir James Galway about Davide Formisano: „Davide
is the most brilliant and talented flutist Iever listened
to. I believe sooner or later he will become an
absolute international superstar.“Davide Formisano
was born in Milan in 1974. He graduated with the
highest marks plus distinction under the guide of M°
C. Tabarelli, thus perfecting his abilities with Bruno
Cavallo,
Jean-Claude
Gérard
at
Stuttgart
Musikhochschule and Aurèle Nicolet in Basel.
Whilst still a teenager he gained the first prize at
"Galileo Galilei" competition and at Stresa
International Competition obtaining high honours in
all the major international competitions. At just
seventeen, he took part in the "Jean Pierre Rampal
Concourse" in Paris, gaining the "Prix Special du
Jury". During the next few years he won a prize at
Kobe International Flute Competition, 1st prize at the
Budapest Flute Competition and 2nd prize (1st not assigned) at the outstanding ARD Concourse in
Munich.
As the first italian flutist to receive such honours the young Davide Formisano had already
performed with the major european youth ensembles such as Orchestra Giovanile Italiana,
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Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchester and European Community Youth Orchestra led by such high
conductors as Lorin Maazel, Carlo Maria Giulini and Kurt Sanderling. In 1995 he obtained the solo
flute role at the Hamburg Philharmonisches Staatsorchester, getting the same position in the
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra one year later. From 1997 until 2012 he was principal
flute in the "Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala" and in the Philharmonic Orchestra.
His position there allowed him to work with the major conductors: Claudio Abbado, Riccardo Muti,
Daniel Barenboim, Carlo Maria Giulini, Zubin Mehta, Wolfgang Savallisch, Valery Gergev,
Myung wun Chung, Georges Prêtre, Giuseppe Sinopoli, Daniele Gatti and Riccardo Chailly.
Davide Formisano combined his role as orchestral flutist with a brilliant and growing career as
chamberist and soloist in Europe, Russia, South America and Asia.
As a soloist he performed with such Orchestras as Bayerischer Rundfunk, Solisten der Staatskapelle
Dresden, Rundfunkorchester Basel, Tonhalle Ensemble Zurich, Luzern Festival String Orchestra,
Praha Chamber Orchestra, S. Petersburg Philharmonic, Real Filarmonia de Galicia, Orchestra
Filarmonica della Scala, Tokyo Ensemble, Simon Bolivar Orchestra and with conductors as
Riccardo Muti, Daniel Barenboim, Hans Vonk, Kurt Sanderling, Donato Renzetti, Fabio Biondi,
Antoni Ros Marba, and Rumon Gamba. Chamber music partners are Riccardo Muti, James Galway,
Daniel Barenboim, Philipp Moll, Bruno Canino, Sergio Azzolini, Radovan Vlatkovic and Fabio
Biondi.
He was invited to play in the following festivals: Luzern Festival, Festival der Nationen, Rheingau
Musikfestival, Rossini Opera Festival, Nuits musicales d‘été de Nice, Serate musicali, Società de
quartetto, Amici della musica Palermo/Firenze and Milano, Festival Giordano, Ravenna Festival,
Budapest Spring Festival, International Fuji Festival, the Yamanami Music Festival. He gave his
debut at the prestigious "Bunka-Kaikan" Hall of Tokyo and at the Metropolitan Art Space. Recently
he has performed Rodrigo's "Fantasia para un Gentil Hombre", with "Orchestra Haydn di Trento e
Bolzano" (Italy). In 2004, he featured as a soloist with the Philharmonic Orchestra of The Scala
during a world tour.
Always welcomed by audiences, italian and german press wrote about him during his concerts
together with Dresdner Kapellsolisten Ensemble: "A magic flute impresses the audience" (Il
Messaggero, Roma); "an italian soloist, ensemble guest who literally elevated his partners with an
outstanding interpretative joy and enthusiasm, exhibiting a marvellous sound and a indisputable
stylistic ability" (La Repubblica - Firenze); "Simply joy in playing" (Frankfurt Allgemeine);
"Because he shows not only precision, magnificent breath control and a constantly rounded and
skilful sound he is a musician who is able to give expression to everything. Introduced by
Formisano as in a sudden and happy illumination." (la Stampa).
He has recorded the complete edition of Mozart flute quartets with Tartini Quartet. On the occasion
of his debut at the Lucerne Musical Weeks he recorded a live recital CD with piano. Further of his
releases is a CD based on italian opera themes in collaboration with Phillip Moll, Sergio Azzolini
and Jean-Claude Gerard and the Mozart KV 314 concerto recording for the italian television
network with the conductor Riccardo Muti.
Since 2007 he is a professor for flute at the Musikhochschule Stuttgart. His teaching activity is
growing day by day: after several courses in Japan and Italy Davide Formisano is holding courses at
Academie d'Eté in Nice and several masterclasses in Japan.
Davide Formisano performs with a Muramatsu 24k All Gold flute.
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Wally Hase
Flutist Wally Hase was born in Freiburg/Brsg. She
was a student of Prof. Karl Friedrich Mess and began
her studies with him at the Hochschule für Musik in
Stuttgart in 1986 after having performed that same
year with the World Youth Orchestra in the USA. She
continued her studies with Prof. Jean-Claude Gérard
and Prof. Aurèle Nicolet.
As a member of the Festspielorchester Ludwigsburg,
Wally Hase participated in concert tours of China,
Japan and South America. In 1989 she performed at
the Festival of the Arts in New Zealand. She was a fellow of the Richard-Wagner-Society Bayreuth
in 1990 and, from 1990 to 1993, a member of the Karlsruhe Ensemble 13 and the Bach Collegium
Stuttgart under the direction of Helmuth Rilling.
Already before completing her studies, Wally Hase became solo flutist, at the age of 22, with the
Staatskapelle Weimar, a position she held until 2009. Since 2008 she has collaborated regularly
with the Camerata Salzburg.
In addition to her solo concerts, Wally Hase frequently appears as a chamber musician – in duos
with the guitarist Thomas Müller-Pering or the pianist Thomas Wellen, as well as with the
Mandelring Quartett. She is also active in various “Music & Lyric” projects with the German author
and philosopher Prof. Dr. Jan Philipp Reemtsma.
Her all-round engagement as soloist, chamber musician and founding member of various ensembles
is complemented by CD recordings as well as television and radio productions. In 2006 she was
honored with the German Record Critics’ Award and in 2007 with the Leopold.
In 2000, Wally Hase was appointed Professor of Flute at the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt
Weimar; alongside her duties there, she conducts numerous master classes in Germany and abroad.
Gaby Pas-Van Riet
Gaby Pas-Van Riet was born in Essen (Belgium) and started playing the flute
at the age of 8.
Her success in numerous music competitions enabled her to start her solo
career at a very young age. She won several prizes in renowned music
competitions such as the ARD Competition in Munich as well as in Aberdeen,
Uelzen, Markneukirchen and Paris. Another great honour was the gold medal
at the György Cziffra Competition and a concert with the Master himself
afterwards.
She studied at the University of Music of Antwerp at the Royal Flemish
Acadamy of Music. With the help of a scholarship of the Belgian government, Gaby Pas-Van Riet
became a Young Student at the University of Music in Cologne at the age of 14. There she studied
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with the principal flutist of the West German Radio Orchestra (WDR), Prof. Schwegler, and
finished her solo diploma with distinction in 1979.
A scholarship from the Swiss government allowed her to continue her studies with Peter- Lukas
Graf at the Music Conservatory in Basel. In 1982 she finished this diploma with distinction as well.
From 1978 until 1983 Gaby Pas-Van Riet was principal flutist of the Orchestra of the European
Community under the direction of Karajan, Barenboim, Abbado and others. She has been principal
flutist of the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Stuttgart, the SWR, since 1983. Gaby Pas-Van Riet is a
guest at various renowned music festivals such as the Casals Festival, the Tibor Varga Festival, the
Berliner Festwochen, the Salzburg Festival and the Festival of Flanders, and is also a member of the
Bayreuth Festival Orchestra.
She is Professor of flute at the University of Music and Theatre of the Saarland (Germany), and
Guest Professor at the University of Music in Antwerp.
Since 1984 she has given Master Classes in Belgium, France, Germany, and Holland. Gaby PasVan Riet has been a jury member in various international flute competitions. Gaby Pas-Van Riet´s
solo career spans Europe as well as the USA, Japan and the Middle East and encompasses the entire
flute repertoire.
She has achieved great renown with world premieres of many modern works (e.g. H. Lachenmann),
some of which are dedicated to her, and also with the rediscovery and performance of long-lost
romantic flute concerti (Waelput, Benoit).
Numerous CD productions give witness to her ability: Works by Fauré, Jolivet, Cras and Tournier
with the Linos Harp Quintet; by Poulenc, Milhaud and Piazzola with the pianist Paul Gulda;
compositions by Bach and Kuhlau with Peter-Lukas Graf (flute) and Bruno Canino (piano),
recordings with the harpist Renei Yamahata or the CD "French Trios", with Gunter Teuffel (viola)
and Xavier de Maistre (harp), just to mention a few.
Sergej Tikhonov
Sergej Tikhonov studied in Glinka Music College,
Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine) and in Kharkov Music
Conservatory (Ukraine). From 1994 to 1997 he worked
in two symphonic orchestras : Solo Flutist in Kharkov
Municipal Orchestra, Piccolo Flutist in Kharkov
Philharmonic Orchestra. He played under the direction
of Urs Schneider, VachtangJordania, Kirill Karabits,
Victoria Zhadko, Rashit Nigmatullin.
In 1997, he won the first prize at the Ukranian National
Flute Competition, He moved in Copenhagen
(Danemark) and studied with Toke Lund Christiansen,
Henrik Svitzer ond Ole Birger Pedersen. In the same
time (1997-2005), he performed as Orchestral
Musician and Soloist in Royal Danish Music
Academy. He also played with in Danish National
Radio Symphony Orchestra ,Collegium Musicum
Copenhagen and Copenhagen Sinfonietta and worked
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with conductors Gerd Albrecht, Michael Schønwandt, Jan Wagner, Thomas Ades, etc.
He also took private lessons and follow masterclasses with Emmanuel Pahud, Andras Adorjan,
James Galway, Jacques Zoon, Pierre Yves Artaud, Craig Goodman, Per Øen, Andrew Cunningham,
Alexis Kossenko etc.
As a fervent and passionnated musician, Sergej Tikhonov created and organized the Festival of
Danish Music « Danish Spring » in Kharkov in 2001, 2003, 2007.
His fantastic knowledges of Karg-Elert music, french, danish and russian repertoire, brought him to
be invite as guest teacher in Kiev Music Academy (Ukraine, 2003), Kharkov Special Music School
(Ukraine, 2003), Ural Music Conservatory of Ekaterinburg (Russia, 2009, 2012), Dnepropetrovsk
Music Conservatory (Ukraine, 2011). As an active soloist and chamber musician, he was invited to
play in Danemark, Russia, Ukraine, France, Germany.
Sergej Tikhonov will be accompanied by his pianist Michael Zieschang both Sponsored by
Parmenon Flutes
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Peter Verhoyen (Piccolo)
Peter Verhoyen studied flute with Yves Gazelle, Paul
Vanwolleghem, Ida Ribera and Eric Dequeker at the
conservatories of Brussels, Meudon/Paris, Ghent and
Antwerp. He was a prize-winner in Dexia Classics and
the Concours International UFAM in Paris. He was also
a semi-finalist in the NFA Orlando Young Artists'
Competition in 1995.
Since 2002 Peter is principal piccolo for the Royal
Flanders Philharmonic Orchestra (chief conductor :
Jaap Van Zweden/Edo De Waart, principal conductor Philippe Herreweghe). His two piccolo recital
CD’s with pianist Stefan De Schepper established his reputation as a piccolo specialist. He was
invited to give masterclasses in Enschede (Artez Hogeschool), Brno (Janacek Academy) and Paris
(CNSMP). He has given piccolo recitals at the NFA Conventions in New York, Anaheim and Las
Vegas (USA).
He currently teaches piccolo at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Antwerp and at his private flute
studio in Bruges.
He is co-founder of Arco Baleno, a chamber music ensemble consisting of string quartet and flute.
With this ensemble he was awarded the first prize at the international CHAIN chamber music
competition in Enschede and the Musical Youth Debut Prize for chamber music. Arco Baleno
realized twelve CDs as well as various radio recordings. The ensemble toured in Germany, France,
Slovenia, the USA and the Netherlands.
Together with his wife, he was the editor of the Flemish Flute Journal (1997-2002).
Peter Verhoyen is Sponsored by Adams Flute Center and Mancke Flute.
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Alan Weiss
Flutist Alan Weiss studied flute with Phillip Kaplan, James
Pappoutsakis, and Julius Baker. He has performed with
many noted musicians on chamber music series and
ensembles including the Boston Pops Orchestra. Weiss was
the principal and solo flutist of the Virginia (Norfolk)
Symphony. He has been a member of the Boston Classical
Orchestra since 1987.
Internationally, Mr. Weiss served as flutist with the Mexico
City Philharmonic, the State Orchestra of Mexico, and the
Iceland National Symphony. In 1995 he performed a highly acclaimed European solo debut with
the Romanian Radio Orchestra and received major media coverage with high praise. The Bucharest
Romania newspaper Cortidianul described his accomplished performance as evidence of “a true
master of the American school of wind playing.” He is recognized for his “attractive and individual
tone” (Boston Globe) and “ease of playing with warm expression” (Actualitea Muzicala-Romania).
Other critics have described him as “excellent and distinguished” (Boston Phoenix), “spectacular
performer” (Tineretul Liber-Romania) and a “fine musician”(Virginia Ledger Star).
Alan Weiss has premiered numerous compositions, notably those of Philip Glass. These
performances were broadcast on National Public Radio (NPR) and excerpts used for the soundtrack
of the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) film Edgar Allan Poe. Weiss is the first American flutist
to perform or record in concerto with the renowned George Enescu Bucharest Philharmonic since
its inception of 1868. In 2001, Weiss’s compact disc for Albany Records with harpsichordist Mark
Kroll (sponsored in part by a grant from the Aaron Copland Foundation) featured premier
recordings of works of Robert Starer and Lester Trimble. Gramophone Magazine reviewed in its
November 2001 issue, “Flautist Alan Weiss plays with appropriate understated eloquence.” Mr.
Weiss has also recorded for the Golden Tone, Carlton Classics, and Dorian labels. Alan's
performance at the first China international flute festival in 2004 can be seen on DVD published by
Classic Musicale of China.
A former flute and chamber music professor for a decade at the Boston University College for the
Arts, Weiss is a highly regarded teacher. His students have won prestigious positions in
professional orchestras and competitions. Some of his oustanding students include: Guoliang Han,
principal flutist China National Symphony and Professor of Flute, Beijing Central Conservatory;
Jeanne Carere, principal flutist Atlanta Ballet; Grammy-nominated flutist and composer Valerie
Coleman of the ensemble Imani Winds; Vasco Gouveia, prizewinner of the Maria Canals
Competition and acclaimed Portuguese performer and teacher; and Heather Holden of the awardwinning Arc Duo.
Mr. Weiss was the Director of Chamber Music and Young Artists Orchestra Program as well as a
flute instructor for the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Alan was an artist-inresidence at
the 2000 Schubert International Music Festival and Competition (Ovada, Italy) and has performed
at the Santander Music Festival (Spain). In 2003, Mr. Weiss performed solo alto flute with the
Boston Modern Orchestra Project’s premier of Tod Machover’s Toy Symphony in New York City
and in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In the summer of 2004, Alan performed as soloist and in
masterclasses at the China International Flute Festival in Shenyang.
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In 2005 he presented solo performances with the Nashua (NH) Chamber Orchestra and the Boston
Classical Orchestra. In 2007 Alan gave his Japan debut in Tokyo’s DAC Recital Hall with worldrenowned flutist Shigenori Kudo. In recent years Alan has had the privilege of performing in
concert with a number of renowned flutist colleagues including: Claudi Arimany, Kathleen
Chastain, Michel Debost, Paul Edmund-Davies, Paul Fried, Shigenori Kudo, Horacio Parravicini,
Nobutaka Shimizu, and Juan Jesus Silguero. In 2010 Alan recorded his latest CD (also available as
a DVD) with acclaimed musicians Paul Fried and Bryan Pezzone entitled “Virtuoso Flute Trios” on
the Golden Tone label. The Fall 2011 issue of the periodical “Flutist Quarterly” reviewed, “This CD
is filled with variety, sonority, and style performed with elegance and sensitivity by two marvelous
masters of the flute…”
His upcoming 2012 engagements include: Guest Artist, James Galway International Flute Festival
in Weggis Switzerland; Masterclass for the Imani Chamber Winds Summer Festival in Lincoln
Center, New York City; award in September of “Honorary Member, Caballeros del Traversos”,
Spain’s most exclusive flute society.
Alan Weiss performs on several custom-crafted 14K gold flutes made by the William S. Haynes
Company of Boston and also has an in depth knowledge and passion of antique French flutes. He
has been happily married to the talented and beautiful oboist Ann Rosandich since 1986 and last fall
celebrated his 25th wedding anniversary.
Mr. Weiss is sponsored by William S. Haynes Company
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HARPSICHORD ACCOMPANIMENT
Ewa Rzetecka
Polish harpsichordist and organist.
In 2003 Ewa Rzetecka graduated from the Academy of
Music in Lodz (Prof. Leszek Kędracki) with distinction. In
the period of 2005 to 2007 she continued her education
with a postgraduate studies in Haute Ecole de Musique in
Geneva studying with Alfonso Fedi (harpsichord),
Leonardo Garcia Alarcon (maestro al cembalo), Marcello
Giannini and Vincent Thévenaz (organ). She has
participated, among others, in master classes by Władysław
Klosiewicz (Poland), Ketil Haugsand (Norway, Portugal),
Pierre Hantai (France), George Kiss (Italy), Ton Koopman
(Netherlands) and Luca Scandali (Italy).
As a harpsichordist Ewa Rzetecka has interpreted numerous solo concerts and moreover she often
performs chamber music productions in Poland (Cracow, Warsaw, Philharmonic of Lodz and
Czestochowa), Switzerland (together with Dalliance Baroque ensemble), France, Portugal, Norway,
Italy (organ duet with Liuwe Tamminga, Venice and Bologna) and Denmark (as Duo Impetuoso
together with Carlo Jans). She played in the semi-final of the International Organ Competition of
Muzzana, Italy. She was an organist of Polish Catholic Mission in Switzerland and played the organ
of Saint Theresa Church in Geneva.
One of the greatest passions of Ewa Rzetecka is baroque opera. She was engaged in numerous
opera productions and cooperated with the Grand Theatre in Lodz ("La Serva Padrona" by G.
Pergolesi, "Impresario in Angustie" by D. Cimarosa, "Xerxes" and "Giulio Cesare" by G.F. Handel)
and Cappella Genevensis ensemble ("Bastien and Bastienne" by W.A. Mozart, "The Descent of
Orpheus in the Underworld" by M-A. Charpentier).
In 2009 she recorded, together with a Polish flutist Joanna Woszczyk-Garbacz, a CD titled
“Baroque in Europe” and in 2011 – together with an actor Andrzej Zarnecki – an album titled
“Theatrical Variations”. In 2009 she was a professor and an accompanist of the master classes for
singers in Naleczow (Poland). Since 2010, she is a professor of International Forum for flute and
piano in Luxembourg.
Recently, Ewa Rzetecka has received her PhD in harpsichord music from the Academy of Music in
Lodz and currently she works as an assistant professor in the same institution.
Le clavecin est mis à disposition par le Conservatoire de la Ville de
Luxembourg
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COLLABORATIVE PIANO – PIANO
ACCOMPANIMENT
Cordula Hacke
Since completing her studies at the Hochschule für Musik Köln, the University of
Toronto and the Folkwanghochschule Essen, pianist Cordula Hacke has developed
a thriving career in both Europe and North America with an emphasis on the
instrumental and vocal chamber repertoire.
Her chamber music partners include principal wind and string players from some
of the world’s greatest orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, the German Radio Symphony Orchestras (Berlin,
Frankfurt, Freiburg, Cologne and Stuttgart), the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra,
the Royal Danish Opera Orchestra and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Her extensive
discography ranges from the works of contemporary Japanese and women composers to those of
artists such as Pavel Haas, Leo Smit, and Paul Hindemith.
Having worked closely with American composer George Crumb for many years, Cordula Hacke
has been invited to perform his works in prestigious festivals in Germany, Austria, Denmark,
Canada and the USA. Her recording of Crumb'sVox Balaenae was released by Arte Nova-BMG
Classics.
Since 1996, she has collaborated with Jeanne Baxtresser, former principal flutist of the New York
Philharmonic, in presenting acclaimed masterclasses in centres such as Frankfurt, Oxford, Toronto,
New York, Pittsburgh and Amsterdam. She taught annually at the Salzburg Summer Academy and
has served as an official accompanist for the ARD International Music Competition (Munich), the
Deutsche Musikrat Competition (Berlin) and the Markneukirchen International Competition. Ms.
Hacke is a member of the teaching faculty at the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf as well
as a member of several juries of international competitions (for example president of the jury at the
Internationale Kuhlau Wettbewerb, Uelzen).
Acclaimed for her work as musical director in theatrical productions (My Fair Lady at Frankfurt’s
Komödie, Acht Frauen at both Munich’s Komödie im Bayerischen Hof and Frankfurt’s Fritz
Rémond Theater), she has been invited back to undertake the musical direction of Irma la Douce,
Kleiner Mann, was nun? and a new production of La Cage aux Folles and Fisch zu viert
(2012/2013).
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Katrin Reifenrath
Collaborative piano/Accompaniment
Conservatory Luxembourg
Professor for piano and piano accompaniement, piano accompanist at the
Conservatoire de Luxembourg.
After studies at the “Conservatoire National de Région de Caen”, Katrin
Reifenrath integrated into the “Royal Conservatory Brussels” in the class
of Daniel Blumenthal and finished with “Diplôme supérieur de maîtrise
avec avec distinction” in 2000. During this period, she studied music
theory at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris (Prix
d’Harmonie). Masterclasses with Marie-Paule Siruguet and Pascal
Devoyon for the piano and with Elizabeth Cooper for singing leader.
Holder of the “State Diploma” in France, she was appointed professor at the Luxembourg
Conservatory in 2003.
She is accompanist of the flute class, violin class, trombone class and conducting class.
Soloconcertos with the “Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra”, “Luxembourg Chamber
Orchestra-Les Musiciens”, “Philharmonisches Orchester Trier”, chamber music partner of Carlo
Jans, Claude Giampellegrini, Marc Meyers, Stéphanie Pochet.
She also took part in the opera of Udo Zimmermann Die Weisse Rose in the Theater of
Luxembourg-City.
Katrin Reifenrath speaks French, German, English and Luxemburgish.
Repertoire for flute and piano
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Michael Zieschang
Study of piano with Paul Badura-Skoda and Felix Michael
Deichmann at Folkwang-Hochschule Essen (ConcertExamination in 1983)
Masterclasses with Ludwik Stefanski (Kraków), Monique
Haas (Salzburg) and Fausto Zadra (Lausanne) Awards in
various international competitions (Concorso Viotti di
Varallo Sesia, Concorso pianistico di Marsala a.o.)
Recitals as soloist, chamber musician and liedaccompanist in
Europe, Ural (Russia) and Taiwan Invited to various festivals:
Düsseldorfer Altstadtherbst, Bad Hersfelder Festspiele,
Festival Zlatnata Diana at Jambol (Bulgary), Karg-Elert-Tage
at Leipzig, Berlin and Mannheim, Schlossfestspiele
Hohenlimburg at Hagen (Germany), International piano
festival at Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine), 4. Convention francaise
de la flûte at Paris Invited for a masterclass at Dnepropetrovsk
First CD-production of the Piano Sonatas of Sigfrid Karg-Elert Lecturer for piano at the RobertSchumann-Hochschule Düsseldorf, at the University of Dortmund and at the High School of church
music of Herford
Michael Zieschang will work together with Sergej Tikhonov both Sponsored by Parmenon Flutes
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CONFERENCES
Peter Swinkels
Conference : relationship between sound and material of a flute, entitled "Your Sound or
Its?"
Peter Swinkels was born in the south of The Netherlands and has
played flute since the age of eight. After his college studies,
graduating with an imbursement for chemistry, he instead opted to
study at the Conservatory in Maastricht where he graduated with
degrees in Music Education, Choir Conducting and Flute
Performance.
Throughout his Conservatory years, Swinkels actively taught flute and
conducted choirs. He developed the belief that a musician performs
best when he/she is able to speak with their own best, personal 'voice'.
As a flute
teacher, therefore, he focused on developing the unique personal sound that fits each of his
students. As a result of this approach he became interested, not only in fostering the personalized
sound through playing, but also in the factors of flute construction that would affect this sound, i.e.
the material of the flute and headjoint.
In the quest for answers, Swinkels established a relationship with Adams Music Centre. Adams
ultimately asked him to start a Flute Centre division: a place where flutists, professionals and
amateurs alike can come not only to buy flutes or headjoints but also to get expert advice. In the
short span of seven years, Swinkels has developed the Adams Flute Centre into the leading
European flute centre where customers from all over Europe come to buy their flutes, piccolos or
headjoints.
During the Forum International, Peter Swinkels will give a one-hour lecture about the relationship
between sound and material of a flute, entitled "Your Sound or Its?"
This conference is sponsored by Adams Flute Centre
Peter Swinkels speaks Dutch, English and German
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Tobias Mancke
Conference : building a flute headjoint"
Tobias Mancke speaks English and German
This conference is sponsored by Mancke Flute
Parmenon flute
Conference : Did you say french flute ?
This conference is sponsored by Parmenon Flute.
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FLUTE EXIHIBITIONS
European flute Centre Adams
The “ European Flute Center ” is undoubtedly the flute shop in Europe with the
biggest selection. The wide choice of flutes, piccolos, headjoints and accessories is
displayed in two big halls at the Adams Centre in Ittrvoort, Holland. Three studios
are installed in each hall to allow the customer to test the flutes. In addition, a concert
hall is available to try out the flutes in a concert environment..
Flutes
Because of the knowledge, services and repair possibilities of the firm, Adams has
been chosen as exclusive retailer by Powell, Nagahara, Brannen, Abell, Sheridan and
Pearl. Adams also sells Altus, Azumi, Hammig, Haynes, Miyazawa, Muramatsu,
Parmenon, Sankyo, Sonare and Yamaha.
Flutes with Eva Kingma system by Brannen and Yamaha.
Alto Flutes and Bass flutes : Eva Kingma, Hammig, Altus, Yamaha, Jupiter, Trevor
James and Pearl.
Piccolos: Bulgheroni, Hammig, Powell, Keefe, Pearl and Yamaha.
Different piccolo headjoints.
Various Headjoints
More than one hundred different headjoints in silver, gold, wood by Brannen, Faulisi,
Hammig, Haynes, Gordon, Lafin, Mancke, Nagahara, Pearl, Powell and Sheridan.
http://flutecentre.adams.nl
Catalogue on request
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Mancke Flutes
Mancke Flutes is a family business led by Tobias and
Christoph Mancke. Christoph began his flute studies in
1965 with Prof. Ludwig Jann, Dortmund. Soon after, his
love of music and of the flute led him to construct the
instrument itself. In 1986, he produced the first Mancke
headjoints.
Tobias started his music studies on the saxophone before
switching to the flute. He studies with
Hans-Martin Muller, WDR Radio Symphony Cologne. He
is a trained toolmaker and has made tools for (among
others) Dana Sheridan, from whom is has received his training in flutemaking.
Since then, he has established his reputation for professional flute repairs and
overhauls. He is active as well in head joint construction.
Silver headjoints in sterling silver, with gold riser (9K, 14K, 18K)
Silver headjoints with gold lip plate and riser (9K, 14K, 18K)
Gold head joints in 14K (also with 18 K riser)
Gold head joints in 18K
Platinium head joints
Granadilla Headjoints (for all flutes)
Piccolo grenadilla headjoints
Carlo JANS is playing a Mancke Platinum headjoint with 14K lip plate.
www.mancke-flutes.de
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Parmenon Flutes
FLUTE PARMENON
In 1979, Michel Parmenon founded a new French flute brand meeting
the flutists’ highest
expectations. Since then, our company designs high-end instruments
giving full expression to musicians’ emotions. Sound culture,
combination of precision and aesthetics, premium alloys, handmade
manufacturing techniques are the hallmarks of our craft-workshop.
As a recognition of our expertise, some patents have been developed for large companies such as
Selmer for which we had the saxophone enhanced.
Modern flutes naturally make an almost "pure sound " as defined by acoustics. This "pure sound" is
then supplemented with varied harmonics. All the art of the flutist is to model its own sound
playing on those harmonics, as a painter would do with his palette.
The Böhm system largely modified the harmonic structure of the flute. If this system remains a
major breakthrough, some fields like harmonics have hardly been explored so far.
If we chose to care about sound, it’s because we’ve carefully listened to what musicians expected
from their instruments.
Our acoustics concept proved to be relevant granting us the avant-garde position in flute
craftsmanship.
Models : Auréi / Métis / Ovatio / Odalis
More information on : www.parmenon-flute.com
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William S. Haynes Company
Haynes Flutes
William S. Haynes., founded 1888, first established his name as a flute maker
through his dedication to exacting detail in every instrument that left his workshop.
Then in 1913, he created a breakthrough in design that set Haynes flutes even more
above the rest. This breakthrough, which resulted in a patent, corrected a design flaw
that had troubled flutemakers and players up until that time. Through a combination
of classic detailed hand-craftmanship and innovation in design and technique,
William S. Haynes set a standard that prevails to this day at the flute workshop that
still bears his name.
Haynes flutes are revered world-wide by legendary artists of the past and present,
including the great Georges Barrere in the early part of the century and the celebrated
Jean-Pierre Rampal today. From the aspiring student to the master, the compelling
presence of a Haynes instrument draws out the very best musical performance
enabling instrumentalists of all levels to realize their full potential.
The William S. Haynes Co., manufactures the highest quality flutes in a variety of
precious metals for the professional artist through students. Our flutes possess the
modern Haynes pinless mechanism and headjoint as well as the Haynes A-442
scale. They are played be many of the world's outstanding flutists. William S.
Haynes Co. Flutes are sold directly as well as through authorized Haynes Dealers
worldwide. For a complete historical timeline and more information please
visit www.wmshaynes.com.
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PIANO
Daniel Blumenthal
The American pianist Daniel Blumenthal began his musical studies in
Paris at the age of 5. He pursued his studies at the University of
Michigan and the Juillard School, where he earned his doctorate. He
furthered his musical education thereafter with Benjamin Kaplan in
London.
Between 1981 and 1983 he won prizes in many international
competitions: Sidney and Leeds in 1981, Geneva and Busoni 1982, and
the Queen Elisabeth in 1983. He was a member of the jury of the Queen
Elisabeth in 1995.
His multifaceted career is devoted to the varied genres of the solo
recital, concerto, chamber music and song literatures. His vast repertoire is literally encyclopaedic,
comprising the great classics as well as unjustly neglected works. In the latter context he has
premiered many works in recent years such as the Debussy Trio.
His abundant discography extends now to over 80 CDs.
He appears regularly in recitals with internationally recognized artists such as Barry Tuckwell,
Peter Zazofsky, Pierre Amoyal, José Van Dam, Dale Duesing, John Aler, Dinah Bryant, the string
quartets Orlando, Enesco and Colorado.
He is currently professor of piano at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Brussels.
Daniel Blumenthal speaks French, English, German and Dutch.
www.danielblumenthal.com
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MASTERCLASSES FOR FLUTE
What should I prepare ?
Prepare 5 works of different periods and styles… sonatas, concertos, ….for flute solo and for flute
and piano…
plus optional: 1 sonata flute and Basso Continuo by J.S.Bach, G.F.Haendel
or Michel Blavet
(Chamber music lesson with Ewa Rzetecka)
1 piece of the country you are coming from
Masterclass Carlo Jans, flute
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Lessons on Repertoire pieces in collaboration with Katrin Reifenrath, Cordula Hacke (piano
accompaniment) , and Ewa Rzetecka ( harpsichord)
Orchestral excerpts for flute (see list),
Chamber Music
In group lessons in the morning, Carlo Jans will work on each technical aspect of flute
playing such as:
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Breathing Exercises
Circular breathing
Sound exercises
Tone development
Singing Tone
Phrasing
Extended techniques
Contemporary techniques
Embouchure technique
Flexibility
Tongue articulation
Finger exercises (velocity)
Phrasings
Carlo Jans will show how to work, in an easy and effective manner, on extreme difficult passages.
All the flute students will have the opportunity to attend the lessons of all the
professors
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MASTERCLASSES FOR PIANO
Masterclass Daniel Blumenthal
Prepare a repertoire of five works (if possible, include one sonata by L.v.Beethoven)
And if possible one piece of the country you are coming from
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REPERTOIRE LIST
Orchestral Excerpts for flute
Bach
Beethoven
Beethoven
Bizet
Bizet
Brahms
Debussy
Dvorak
Gluck
Hindemith
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Prokofiev
Ravel
Ravel
Rossini
St. Saëns
St. Matthew Passion ( Aus Liebe..)
Symphony N°3
Leonore N°3
Carmen
Arlésienne
Symphony N°4
Prélude à l’après – midi d’un faune
New World Symphony
Menuet and Dance ( Orpheus Act II)
Sinfonische Metamorphosen
Scherzo
Zauberflöte ( 1st act )
Peter and the Wolf
Bolero
Daphnis et Chloé
William Tell
Carnival of The Animals
Orchestral Excerpts for piccolo
Bartok
Beethoven
Bizet
Delibes
Hindemith
Ravel
Rossini
Shostakovich
Strauss
Tchaikovsky
Wagner
Concerto for Orchestra
Sinfonie Nr. 9
Carmen
Coppelia
Nobilissima visione
Ma mère l'oye
Piano concerto
Daphnis & Chloé
Semiramis
Symphonies 7,8,9
Fledermaus
Symphony Nr. 4
Rheingold, Walküre
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CONCERTS
Concerts of professors
25.7.14 - Opening Concert - 20:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
with Carlo Jans, Davide Formisano, Katrin Reifenrath, Ewa Rzetecka, Daniel Blumenthal
Price : 15 EUR – (free for students)
Official sponsor :
27.7.14 - Concert - 19:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
with Sergej Tikhonov and Michael Zieschang
Official sponsor :
29.7.14 - Concert - 19:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
with Carlo Jans, Qiling Chen, Sanqing Chen ,Wally Hase,Cordula Hacke, Katrin Reifenrath, Ewa
Rzetecka, Daniel Blumenthal
31.7.14 - Baroque Concert - 19:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
with Ewa Rzetecka and the students
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Students concerts
31.7.14 - Lunch Concert – 12 :30 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
1.8.14 - Lunch Concert – 12 :30 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
1.8.14 - Evening Concert - 19:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch (to be confirmed)
2.8.14 - Lunch Concert for solo pieces – 12 :30 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
2.8.14 - Concert - 19:30 – Eglise de Saeul
Official sponsors :
3.8.14 - Final Concert - 19:00 - Vieille Eglise St.Laurent , Diekirch
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ACCOMMODATION
Our official accommodation is at the Student Home Internat Jos Schmitt Diekirch
(www.internat-diekirch.lu)
Each student will have his own room, shower and kitchen on each floor, internet
room
Breakfast is included in our accommodation and will be prepared by Gergory and
his wife Elisabeth.
If you don’t want to join us at the Internat, please organize your own
accommodation by yourself. There are also some others possibilities like :
•
•
•
•
Hotel Beau Séjour
Hotel de la gare
Hotel du parc
Or private accommodation available in Diekirch (tourisme.diekirch.lu)
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ORGANIZATION
Carlo Jans
Artistic Director
Please see the flute section.
Simon Knopp
Assistant Manager
Simon Knopp started to study flute at the age of 7 in Freyming
Merlabach (France). He went on to study flute at the conservatories of
Nancy and Mulhouse, beside his University studies in computer science.
For professional reasons, he moved in 2002 to Luxembourg, entering
also the flute class of Carlo Jans at Luxembourg Conservatory. Simon
Knopp finished his studies in Luxembourg with a "Diplôme Supérieur"
in 2006 and a "Diplôme de Concert" in 2008.
In 2009, Simon Knopp was the first prizewinner of the flute competition
organized by the German flute Association, allowing him to perform at the flute festival in Munich
in 2010. In 2012, Simon got a Master's Degree in Music at the University in Maastricht with
Philippe Benoit. Simon has participated in masterclasses with Jean-Claude Gérard, Gaby Pas van
Riet, Carin Levine, Aldo Baerten and Emily Beynon. Since 2007, has has been a member of Forum
International asbl., organizing with his friend and former teacher Carlo Jans the international
summer masterclasses of Diekirch.
Simon Knopp speaks French, German, Luxembourgish and English.
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PARTICIPANTS
Flute
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First name
Nationality
Alvarez
Manuel
Mexican
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Barreau
Pierre
Michelle
Izabela
Vivianne
Dario
Shen
Elzbieta
Maija
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Pietro
yi tong
jiaxing
yifan
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lin
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Mejia Cortez
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Rönspeck
Schlink
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Yang
Yang
Yu
yuexing
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marie
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Maja
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Chinese
Taiwan
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
polish
Piano
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First name
Last name
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Maurel
Amélie
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Malvyn
Marielle
Augustin
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Marion
Belgium
Belgium
U.S.A
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French
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French
Milasiute
Ingrida
Lithuanian
Piscevic
Ivo
Schivre
Alexandre
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Julio
Niobe
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Lai
Le Monnier
Le Monnier
Ma
Van Sighem
Argentina
Belgium
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Repertoire list
Flute and piccolo
Last name
First name
Piece one
Piece Two (solo)
Piece three
Piece four
Piece five
Alvarez
Manuel
Sonata Em, J.S. Bach
Image. E. Bozza
Bach partita en La m
Nielsen Flute concerto
Baleckaite
Karolina
J. S. Bach. Flute
sonata no. 5 or no. 6
C. Ph. E. Bach.
Sonata for flute solo
in a minor
Prokofiev
Flute
sonata
J.
Demerssemen.
Solo de concert
J. Ibert. Piece for flute
solo
F. Schubert. Introduction,
theme and variations in e
minor
Barreau
Pierre
Les folies d'Espagne Ist sonata Martinu
Binsfeld
Michelle
Brodová
Izabela
Caragea
Vivianne
Castañeda
Dario
Chen
Shen
Elzbieta
Drozdowska
César
Franck Gaubert 3e sonate
St Saens Romance
Sonate
Sonata
en
mi Etude
en
mi Carmen-Borne
Etude en sol mineur- Concerto No. 8-Devienne
mineur-Bach
mineur-Köhler
Köhler op. 75
op.33
C. Ph. E. Bach: S. Karg - Elert: F. Martin: Ballade C. Ph. E. Bach: Sonate P. Taffanel: Fantasie sur
Sonate in a minor
Sonata
for flute and piano in a minor
le Freischutz
Appassionata
Sonate VI E-Dur J. G. P. Telemann 3. W. A. Mozart G- P. Hindemith Acht B. Martinu Flute Sonata
S. Bach
Fantesie
dur Koncerto
Stücke
or George Enescu Cantabile et Presto
Telemann Methodic
Sonata G minor
Bach Partita
JS. Bach e minor
Sonata
Sonata Apassionata Nielsen Concerto
Bach Partita A minor
Karg-Eggert
Bach Suite
Dutilleux sonatine Requiem Fukushima
Bozza Image
W.A. Mozart D M.Arnold Fantaisie
major concerto
Mozart Flute Concerto G
Reineck Konzert
F. Martin Ballade
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Fogele
Maija
J. S. Bach: Flute S. Martin Ballade
Sonata in C major,
BWV 1033
V. A. Mozart - J. Demersseman - 6th A.
Vivaldi
Piccolo
Flute Concerto Nr. Solo de Concert, Op. 82 Concerto No. 2 A Minor
2 D-dur
Franken
Marije
Gocek
Robine
Irmina
Guastafierro
Pietro
Schumann
Romances
xx
J.S.Bach.
Partita
for flute solo
Sonata"Undine"Reineke
Marin Marais - Les
Folies d'Espagne
xx
C.M.Widor - Suite
for Flute and Piano
Martin-Ballade
Rodrigo
Pastoral
Gillen
Delgado - Panic
Flirt
xx
J.M.Leclair- Sonate
op.9 no.2 e-moll
Sonata in D majorPROKOFIEFF
Guo
yi tong
jiaxing
yifan
Elisabeth
Freischütz-Fantasie
von Taffanel
Fantasie Nr.2
Telemann/
7.
Caprice
Paganini
Suite von Widor /
Sonate von Prokofjev
Voice von Takemitsu
Han
Hao
Hartschuh
He
Hernández
Carrión
lin
Nicolás
Hogg
Christine
Honková
Eliška
von
-
Concierto
Eliot Carter - Scrivo in Lowell
Liebermannvento
Piccolo Concerto
Nr.2 und 3 aus den 3
pieces von Ferroud
von
Sonata Bach in e- Fantasia Telemann
minor
nº 10
J.S. Bach, Sonata in J.S. Bach, Partita in
e-moll
a- moll
Fantasia Brillante Piece Ibert
(Carmen) - Borne
W. A. Mozart, Berio, Sequenza
Konzert Nr. 2 in D- Flute solo
Dur
Concert Khatchaturian
for Henri Dutilleux, Sonatine
pour fl et piano
C.Ph.E.Bach Sonata Karg - S.Karg - P.Taffanel Grande H.Dutilleux - Sonatina
a minor
Elert
Sonata Fantaisie
Appassionata
f
scharp minor
J.Feld - Sonata
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Izaka
Ruta
J.S.Bach – Sonate in .C.P.Em.Bach
– H.Dutilleux
E flat Major
Sonata in A minor Sonatine
Jang
Jia-Mi
Haendel: Sonata in Ibert: Piece
b-minor for flute flute solo
and basso continuo
Januszewska
Ewa
C.P.E.
Bach
- S. Karg-Elert - W. A. Mozart - L. Berio - Sequenza
Sonata in A minor Sonata
Concerto in D
for solo flute
Appassionata in F Major KV 314
sharp minor
Jingxia
Jurksaite
An
Julita
Kakaulina
Ekaterina
Kapaj
Johanna
Kovacevic
Lucija
Lai
Tsz
Vera
Lammar
Laura
- S.Karg-Elert – Sonata P.Taffanel - Fantasy on
Appasionata
themes from opera "The
Freeshooter"
for KargElert:Sinfonische
Kanzone
Dutilleux:Sonatine
flute and piano
for Nielsen:Flute concerto
F. Martin - Ballade
J. S. Bach Sonata J. S. Bach Partita in
for Flute No.1
A minor for solo
flute
I,
II
movements
Telemann Fantasia L.Berio Sequenza
5
E-Dur
Sonata Sonata
J.S.Bach
Appasionata Karg
Elert
F.
Schubert J. Rychlik Partita No.4 J. Demersseman
6th
Introduction
and for solo flute
Solo de Concert op.82
Variations
J. S. Bach: Sonate g C. Debussy: Syrinx
minor
Frigyes
Hidas: M. Marais: Les folies B. Martinu: Scherzo
Concerto for flute d`Espagne
and winds
S.Prokofiev Sonate
Undine
op.167
Reinecke
P.O.Ferroud aus Trios Ch.M.Widor Suite
Pieres Nr.2,3
Sonata Density 21.5 Edgar G-Dur
Flötenkonzert
C.H.C. Varese
W.A.Mozart
Hei J.S. Bach - sonata C.P.E. Bach - Doppler
1030
sonata in a minor
hungarian pastoral
fastasy
J.S. Bach; Sonata in Sylvia Eichenwald; F. Martin; Ballade
C Major; BWV Recitativo
pour flûte et piano
1033
Honegger - Danse de la Bizet Borne - Carman
chevre
fantasy
J. Haydn; Sonate G A. Jolivet;
major;
Allegro Linos
moderato - Adagio FINALE Presto
Chant
de
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Leonkiewicz
Olga
Li jia
rui
SophieTherese
Edgar
Fernando
Löser
Mejia Cortez
Melgarejo
Itzel
Mokler
Felicitas
Nickels
Sally
Persoz
Elisa
Polishchuk
Maria
Popovic
Petar
Puzzuoli
marie
Rogowiecka
Agnieszka
Rönspeck
Maja
C. Ph. E. Bach - G. Ph. Telemann - P.
Taffanel
- S. Mercadante - Aria Paul Taffanel - Fantasie
Sonate in g minor
Fantasie in A major Fantasie sur Les extrait de Don Giovanni sur Francoise de Rimini
nr 1 n
Indes Galantes
Bach hmoll Sonate
Takemitsu Voice
Sonata for flute and Syrinx.
piano.
Francis Debussy
Poulenc
Prokofieff Sonata
Orchestral Remarks
Ibert Concerto
Claude Concerto
gdur.(KV 313) W.A.
Mozart
Sonata in a minor, Soliloquy, Lowell Flute sonata Op.
CPE Bach
Liebermann
94,
Sergei
Prokofiev
Sonata, E flat, Bach Sonata a moll, C. Concertino,
C.
BWV 1031
P. E. Bach
Chaminade
Concerto in G-Dur, Rondo Capriccioso Variations on a
J.J. Quantz
G-Dur,
Anton theme by Rossini,
Stamitz
Frédéric Chopin
Syrinx, Claude Debussy Flute Concerto,
Khachaturian
Aram
Bach - Sonata e- Arthur Honegger - Sigfrid Karg-Elert Moll
Danse de la chèvre Sinfonische
Kanzone für Flöte
und Klavier
Carg-Elert Sonata J. S. Bach Flute Mozart Concerto
Appasionata
Partita
G-dur
J.S.Bach Partita a Carter scrivo in Dutilleux Sonatine
moll
vento
CPE Bach Concerto Voice Takemitsu
Demersseman
6.
d moll
solo de concert
J.G.Müthel - Sonata S.Karg - Elert - J.Demersseman in D
Sonata
Oberon Fantasy
Appassionata
Partita a minor Bach Pièce Jacques Ibert D Major Concert
for flute Mozart
Debussy - Syrinx
Mozart - Konzert D-Dur
Martin ballade
Berio Sequenza
Carmen,
Prokofiev
sonata 1,2 p
Mozart Konzert D Dur
Widor Suite
Koechlin Sonate
E.Varèse - Density 21.5
M. Daugherty - The High
and the Mighty
Danse de la Chèvre, A. Undine, Reinecke
Honegger
La ci darem del mano, Sonate, Mel Bonis
Mercadante Saverio
"Density"
Varèse
by
Edgar Taktakishvili "Sonata for
Flute and piano"
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Schlink
Stéphanie
Sonate in e-moll, Image,
J.S. Bach
Bozza
Škrilec
Aleksandra
Tihon
Raluca
Veldre
Egija
Vennekens
Eva
Paul Hindemith: 8 W.A.Mozart:
Stücke
Flötenkonzert
G
dur
Marin Marais, "Les S.
Prokofiev
Folies d'Espagne"
"Sonata for flute
and piano"
J.S.Bach Sonata in b Peteris
Vasks
minor
"Scene with birds"
Konzert C Dur Sequenza L. Berio
(Piccolo) A. Vivaldi
Vercruysse
Joris
Veteršek
Klara
Villeneuve
Léa
Wieland
Woo
Ulrich
Han Na
Yang
You
Yang
Tzu-Yi
Yu
qinghan
An
yuexing
J.S. Bach: sonata in
b
Quantz: concerto in
g major
Bach sonata C Dur
Telemann Fantasy
no.2
J.S Bach BWV1034
flute sonata
Eugène Concerto,
Reinecke
Trois
pièces
:
Ferroud
Zgraya: Flamenko
etüde 1.
Sonata von CPE
Bach
Carl Sicilienne et Burlesque, Concerto, Carl Nielsen
Alfredo Casella
A.Jolivet "Chant de Bozza "Image"
linos"
Introduktion und Solo Sonate CPE Bach
Varationen
über
Trockne Blumen,
F. Schubert
M.Mower "devations of
carnival of venice"
Konzert G-Dur, W.A.
Mozart
Concerto in D - Ibert Pièce
Reinecke
Blodek: Concerto
Bach: studia
Mozart flute and harp
concerto in C
Messiaen: la Merle noir
Konzert
von Sonata Appassionata von Concerto de Nielsen
Karg Elert
Mozart G Dur
Sequenza von L. H.Dutilleux
Berio
sonatine
Telemann
12 Vivaldi
Piccolo
Fantasia NO.3
Concerto in C
major
Bach Sonata Es-Dur Berio Sequenza
Ibert concerto
Appassionata
S.karg-leert
Density 21.5
Koechlin
op.184
von F.Martin Ballade
Pokofiev Sonata
Sonatine Dutilleux Sonatina
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Zhu
Yifeng
Zielinska
Katarzyna
BWV1034
J.S.Bach
Debussy Syrinx
Carl
Concerto
Nielsen Sonate
Appassionata Henri Dutilleux Sonatine
Fis moll Op.140 written
by Sigfrid Karg-Elert
Johann
Sebastian Ian Clarke - The Bohuslav Martinu - Claude
Debussy
- Mercadante - Concerto in
Bach - Sonate in b Great Train
First Sonate
Syrinx
D Major
minor
Piece three
Piano
Last name
First name
Piece one
Piece Two (solo)
Piece four
Piece five
Dendal
Amélie
Kollmeier
Léna
Debussy: Pour les
Octaves
Schumann - piano
concerto A minor op.
54
Liszt:
La Debussy: Estampes
Schubert: sonate
Campanella
Brahms
- Beethoven - sonate Berg - sonate op.1
Ballades op. 10
op. 90 n°27
Lai
Malvyn
Beethoven Sonata op Mozart
Sonata Chopin fantasie
10 no 1
K330 in C major Impromptu op 66
1 mov
Le Monnier
Marielle
J.S Bach, prélude et Beethoven,
fugue en la mineur Sonate n°2 op. 2
BWV 543
Le Monnier
Ma
Augustin
Hin Yung
Maurel
Marion
Schumann
Prokofiev - sonate op. 14
n°2
- Schubert Impromptu op Three little preludes
90 no 2
Bach BWV 999,935 and
926
Rachmaninov, Etude S. Prokofiev,
n°6 op. 33
n°3 op. 28
sonate F. Chopin, Ballade n°2
op. 38
J.S. Bach Toccatas in Beethoven Sonata Chopin Ballade in g Chopin Polanise op. 53
E minor BWV 914
in C minor op. 13 minor op. 23 no. 1
Rachmaninoff Prelude in
g minor op. 23 no. 5
Toccata c-moll BWV 3ème Ballade de Etudes
911 Bach
Chopin
Chopin
Etude
n°4
Stravinsky
n°5
op.10 Gnomenreigen Liszt
op.7
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Milasiute
Ingrida
F. Chopin Fantasie f minor op. 49
Piscevic
Ivo
Bach: Prélude et Haydn,
sonate Brahms:
Ravel: Miroirs, "une Chopin: Etudes op 25 n°1
Fugue livre I n° IV
Hob XVI:52, (1er Klavierstücke op 118 barque sur l'océan"
et 12
mvt)
n°2
Schivre
Alexandre
Bach Sonata in e AlbumBlatter
minor BWV 1034
op99 Schumann
Vallejos
Julio
Mozart Sonata NO.11 Chopin Waltz in Alla Turca
A major
D flat major Op
64 No 1
Beethoven No. 14 Mozart Mennuetto
Diese
menor
Op.
"moonlight"
Van Sighem
Niobe
Beethoven
opus 31 nr 3
Bach, preludium
fuga in gis
K.Szymanowski
"Scheherazade"
from "Masques"
A. Jolivet "Chant de
linos" for flute and
piano (piano part)
R.
Schumann
"Drei
Fantasiestuecke" op. 111
J. Ibert Flute
(orchestra part)
concert
Charles Marie Widor, Wolfgang
Amadeus J.Haydn-Sonate
pour
Sonate pour Flûte et Mozart - Sonata in G, flûte et piano 1er mvt
Piano
K. 379 - Flute & Piano
sonate Chopin,
etude Chopin, ballade 3
opus 10 nr 8
en Debussy, etude Pour les
arpèges composés
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