Neun Sonaten for Two Transverse Flutes without Figured Bass TWV 40:141-149 - Telemann Voice Chopin revolutionized the etude –

Chopin revolutionized the etude – but he ennobled the waltz

composed by the founder of the Russian nationalist school

they present an evening of extraordinary music and history—one that honors the legacy of women composers and ensures their voices continue to resonate through time

This collection of eleven pieces from all three work cycles is published as part of a series of popular works from the Bärenreiter catalogue for the 100th anniversary of the publishing house

They were composed in summer 1893 in the Austrian resort of Bad Ischl

Neun Sonaten for Two Transverse Flutes without Figured Bass TWV 40:141-149 - Telemann Voice Chopin revolutionized the etude –Though recovered as part of the long lost Sing Akademie Berlin archives in 1999, these sonatas were first examined in 2002. Knowledge of their existence, or at least their presumed existence, is due to their partial use by Johann Joachim Quantz in his solfeggi for the flute. The sonatas, possibly composed sometime after 1730, are presented in a performing score format. As with Telemanns other flute music, the Nine Sonatas are equally suited for