W.A.Mozart Sonata F-Dur KV13 , Henryk Blazej, Flute & T.Kaban, Piano

[@JulienJulien-sn9sq]

this is really delicate, as i imagine it. thanks very much.

[@jeanlouistupin777]

Quel plaisir d'ecouter de la si belle flute....!!!...et un si joli piano.......!!!je pense que c'est j.p Rampal...qui a arranger...cette sonate pleine de charme...et de 'modernisme'...

[@jeanlouistupin777]

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[@100sonnen]

Bravo! Klang sehr plastisch, natürlich, wirkt wie live, differenziert.

[@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks]

3:52 Andante

[@asakoiwahashi7497]

上手

[@POLMUZ2]

[@toma1610]

This is transcription. Not original for flute soloist.

[@sharinganchidori52]

It is original. "The title page of this first impression would seem to indicate what instrument was intended for the solo part: “Six SONATES pour le CLAVECIN qui peuvent se jouer avec L’accompagnement de Violon, ou Flaute Traversiere et d’un Violoncelle” (Six Sonatas for the harpsichord that can be played with the accompaniment of a violin or transverse flute and a cello)" (Henle Verlag)

[@toma1610]

@@sharinganchidori52 Flute accompainant, but in this case the performance is soloist. The soloist should be the clavecin. Maybe for commercial purposes, some editors published the “flute soloist” version. Try ti check their videos: Performers: Olivier Baumont, harpsichord; Jean-Christophe Frisch, flute; Antoine Ladrette, cello. Olivier and Jean-Cristophe came to Peru on 1993 for a flute festival and they sold me these sonates, these same audio. Unfortunately, I lost the CD. They said that the cello score had been discovered recently. What is the true?

[@toma1610]

@@sharinganchidori52 Many of the flute part really belong to the keyboard, and parts of the keyboard belong to the flute part (swapping).