Description
Franz Schubert Arpeggione Sonata (arr E. Walker) (1871)
Franz Schubert Lieder (arr. Th. Böhm)
Franz Schubert Lieder (arr. Leopald Jansa) attr. Th. Böhm
Franz Schubert Lieder (arr. Leopald Jansa) attr. Th. Böhm
Total time 71.44
Recorded October 2014 at Finchcocks Musical Museum, Goudhurst, Kent UK
Engineered and Produced by John Hadden
Elizabeth Walker (Louis Lot Flute)
Richard Shaw (Pleyel Piano)
“a warm, rich indulgent sound that has a sufficient ‘edge’ in the tone of the flute and a dash of brilliance in the piano timbre to make most pleasurable listening” British Flute Society
“A sensitive performance of Trockne Blumen elicits fine playing from both performers…one of the most enjoyable performances of the work that I have heard” British Flute Society
“Walker’s performance is outstanding. The colors and phrasing that she coaxes out of the Louis Lot flute are sensitively chosen and always interesting. This is an album you will return to again and again.” The Flute View, Jul 2015
“it does showcase [the] fine technique of Walker and Shaw in some beautiful fluid performances, and the beauties of the instruments, and their remarkable tone qualities. Planet Hugill
“As well as demonstrating the two instruments representing a particular musical period, Elizabeth Walker & Richard Shaw also very effectively demonstrate the musical thinking and techniques of the Schubert period in their playing, with sensitive touch from Shaw and delicate articulation, phrasing and subtle vibrato from Walker.” Andrew Benson-Wilson
Steven Devine –
“a warm, rich indulgent sound that has a sufficient ‘edge’ in the tone of the flute and a dash of brilliance in the piano timbre to make most pleasurable listening” British Flute Society
Steven Devine –
“Walker’s performance is outstanding. The colors and phrasing that she coaxes out of the Louis Lot flute are sensitively chosen and always interesting. This is an album you will return to again and again.” The Flute View, Jul 2015