Arts-Scène Diffusion

Juliette Hurel

FLUTE

Sonatas for flute and piano

Haydn

Sonatas for flute and piano

Alpha, 2005

With Hélène Couvert

 

Sonata for flute and piano :

Sonata op.76 n°6, Hob.III.80 in E-Flat Major
Sonata op.77 n°1, Hob.III.81 in G Major
Sonata op.74 n°1, Hob.III.72 in C Major

 

Juliette Hurel, following the footsteps of the fathers of the 20th century flute: Paul Taffanel, René Le Roy at the beginning of the century and Jean-Pierre Rampal, discusses the transcriptions of Haydn's quartets.

As early as 1803, the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung commented on August Eberhard Müller's transcriptions in these terms: 'these two arrangements have since their publication earned the honour of being taken as original compositions by Haydn'.



 


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This week, Juliette Hurel & Isabelle Moretti record a duo for Harmonia Mundi. Scheduled for release in May…

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This week, Juliette Hurel & Isabelle Moretti record a duo for Harmonia Mundi. Scheduled for release in May 2026.

The flute and the harp, the very first instruments of our Humanity, with their spellbinding sonorities. Juliette Hurel & Isabelle Moretti, two emblematic figures of their instruments on the international music scene and long-time accomplices, have chosen to take you on a journey through their preferred repertoire, French music of the 20th century. Following in the footsteps of such composers as Maurice Ravel and Claude Debussy (including a previously unpublished transcription of the Suite Bergamasque), this is an enchanted voyage, full of color, silence, delicacy, smiles and lightness. Other little-played composers (whom Juliette and Isabelle want to bring to light!) will enhance this journey: Clémence de Grandval, Eugène Bozza and naval officer Jean Cras. 

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