Michael Martin Kofler, the flutist on this album, was invited to join the Münchner Philharmoniker as Principal Flute in 1987 by Sergiu Celibidache, a renowned conductor.
Interpretation
The performers, Michael Martin Kofler and Regine Kofler, have arranged several works on this album for flute and harp, including pieces originally for flute and piano or violin and harp.
Performer Biography
Regine Kofler, the harpist, was the first harpist in German-speaking Europe to be trained to teach the harp according to the Suzuki method by Gabriella Bosio.
Instruments
Michael Martin Kofler plays two 14-karat solid gold flutes on this recording: a Muramatsu and a Nagahara.
Instruments
Regine Kofler performs on a Salvi 'Minerva' harp for this recording.
Composition History
While the Sonata in C major, BWV 1033, was ascribed to Johann Sebastian Bach by his son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, more recent research suggests it may be a student work with corrections by J. S. Bach.
Recording & Production
The album was recorded in the Wallfahrtskirche, Burglengenfeld, Germany, between September 8 and 11, 2008.
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