Mauro Giuliani - Grande Serenade Op.82 for Flute and Guitar

Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829)
Grande Serenade Op.82 for Flute and Guitar
1. Thema grazioso - 3Variations
2. Menuetto allegretto - Trio
3. Allegro brillante - Marcia maestoso
Artist : Bach Duo
Flute Hyein Lim 임혜인
Guitar Zieseok Shim 심지석
Bach Duo :
Flutist Hyein Lim and Guitarist Zieseok Shim graduated from Kyungwon University (currently Gachon University) in 2000 and left for Germany to attend the hochschule für Musik in Münster (the Faculty of Music at the University of Münster), finishing their graduate studies in 2004. During the course of their studies, their professors Prof. Konrad Hünteler (flute) and Prof. Reinbert Evers (Guitar) recommended that they form a duo; they followed their professors’ advice, got together, having their first Recital at the school’s concert hall. Following that, the two performers took advantage of opportunities to play at the "Musik von Bach"(Bach Music Festival) and the "Musik unsere Zeit" (Contemporary Music Festival) in Münster, as well as the "Memorial Luciano Berio", thrilling the audience with their delicate but passionate playing.
Lim and Shim returned to Korea in 2005 and immediately started performing, staging four different Recitals "from Renassance to Contemporary Music”, “Bach works for Flute and Guitar”, “Classical Music for Flute and Guitar”, and “Buenos Aires Tango.” Once again audiences were thrilled by the duo’s unique deftness in playing a variety of music as well as their on-stage chemistry. The past years have found them invited to share their skill and love for music at a number of different venues such as the Youngsan Art Hall, the Sejong Chamber Hall, the Seongnam Art Center, and the Gallery Concert, where they have continued to delight audiences. In 2012, the duo received a Rising Artist Prize from the Music Association of Seongnam in honor of their talents.
Picture :
Vittorio Reggianini (1858 - 1938) The Daning Lesson

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Brillante. Una combinación de instrumentos increíble (única?). Mauro Giuliani fue contemporaneo y cercano a Beethoven