Music for Flute and Strings by Strawinsky, Benjamin, Arnold, Shostakovich Johanna Dömötör, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester & Meesun Hong Coleman

• Igor Stravinsky (1882 - 1971): Suite italienne:
• 1 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 1. Introduzione 01:58
• 2 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 2. Serenata 03:06
• 3 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 3. Scherzino 01:56
• 4 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 4. Andantino 01:32
• 5 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 5. Tarantella 02:25
• 6 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 6. Gavotta con due Variazioni 03:39
• 7 Stravinsky: Suite italienne: 7. Minuetto e Finale 04:40
• Arthur Benjamin (1893 - 1960): Suite after Domenico Scarlatti:
• 8 Benjamin: Suite after Domenico Scarlatti: 1. Introduzione & Allegro 05:06
• 9 Benjamin: Suite after Domenico Scarlatti: 2. Allegro 04:18
• 10 Benjamin: Suite after Domenico Scarlatti: 3. Allegretto 04:22
• 11 Benjamin: Suite after Domenico Scarlatti: 4. Andante 05:54
• 12 Benjamin: Suite after Domenico Scarlatti: 5. Allegro di molto 02:59
• Malcolm Arnold (1921 - 2006): Concerto No. 1 for Flute & Strings Op. 45:
• 13 Arnold: Concerto No. 1 for Flute & Strings Op. 45: 1. Allegro con Energico 04:35
• 14 Arnold: Concerto No. 1 for Flute & Strings Op. 45: 2. Andante 04:59
• 15 Arnold: Concerto No. 1 for Flute & Strings Op. 45: 3. Con Fuoco 02:14
• Dmitri Shostakovich (1906 - 1975): Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings:
• 16 Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings: 1. Prelude 01:50
• 17 Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings: 2. Gavotte 01:33
• 18 Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings: 3. Elegy 02:32
• 19 Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings: 4. Waltz 01:34
• 20 Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Flute, Violin & Strings: 5. Polka 01:25
• Total Runtime 01:02:37

Info for Music for Flute and Strings by Strawinsky, Benjamin, Arnold, Shostakovich

Discover Johanna Domotor's newly interpreted sound combination, in which flute and string orchestra merge musically. The flutist Johanna Domotor not only shines in dizzying passages, she also juggles virtuously between original works and arrangements, between arranged baroque music and early modern music. The album captures the diversity of 20th century music and presents three world premiere recordings of famous composers such as Shostakovich, Arnold and Stravinsky. The collaboration with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra enhances the auditory experience, as Johanna Domotor and the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra also make their long-standing musical friendship audible outside the concert hall with this album.

Johanna Dömötör, flute
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Meesun Hong Coleman, conductor

Johanna Dömötör
German-Hungarian flutist Johanna Dömötör attracted early attention as the 1st prizewinner in top-class competitions such as the International Flute Competition in Singapore and the International Mozart Competition in Rovereto, Italy.

At the age of 24, she became principal flutist at the Sinfonieorchester Basel, and two years later she was appointed as a professor at the Anton Bruckner Private University in Linz as one of the youngest professors in her instrumental field.

As a soloist Johanna Dömötör performed with the MDR Symphony Orchestra, Festival Strings Lucerne, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester and with Südwestdeutsche Philharmonie Konstanz at festivals such as the MDR Music Summer, Menuhin Festival Gstaad, the Zermatt Music Festival together with members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, at Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Rheingau Music Festival, Lucerne Festival and the ISCM World New Music Festival.

Guest engagements as solo flutist led her to orchestras such as the Teatro alla Scala Milano, the Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne, kammerorchester Basel, Bavarian Radio Orchestra, Munich Chamber Orchestra, NDR Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and Zurich Chamber Orchestra.

Johanna Dömötör began her musical education in Budapest at the Béla Bartók Conservatory.

Later she studied in Stuttgart with Jean-Claude Gérard and Davide Formisano and in Hannover with Andrea Lieberknecht and received scholarships from the Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben, the Kammermusikstiftung Villa Musica and the Gundlach Foundation. The Kulturstiftung Pro Europa awarded her with the European Culture Prize for Music. Johanna Dömötör plays on a Muramatsu flute with a 14k gold head by J.R. Lafin, which was sponsored by the Lutz E. Adolf Foundation.

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