Glowing Sonorities: Works by Schubert, Reinecke & Franck

Featuring

Noémi Győri
Katalin Csillagh
Franz Schubert
Carl Reinecke
César Franck

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Recording & Production

For this recording, the performers chose an old Steinway model to achieve a rich and profound sound.

Interpretation

The performers believe that the music of the Schubert and Franck sonatas, though not originally for flute, almost "craves reinterpretation" in this medium.

Performer Biography

Noémi Győri, the flutist on this album, was the first flutist to pursue a doctorate in performance at the Royal Academy of Music in London.

Performer Biography

Katalin Csillagh, the pianist, is a Steinway Artist and played her own compositions in the Grand Hall of the Liszt Academy of Music at age ten.

Album & Artwork

The album title, "Glowing Sonorities," reflects the performers' tribute to the soul of Romantic music and its emotional palette.

Historical Context

The modern flute, based on Theobald Boehm's 'Boehm system flute' patented in 1847, revolutionized the instrument after a period of decline in the Romantic era.