Nineteenth Century Italian Music

Nineteenth Century Italian Music
For Flute and Piano
Edited by Angelica Celeghin 

This publication offers selected works from the vast chamber music for flute and piano generated by nineteenth-century Italian composers.  The composers presented here were some of the best known virtuosi and teachers of the period; in particular, the flautists marked out, due to their linguistic koine and musical and aesthetic influences, the flute schools of nineteen-centruy Italy: Lombardy, Piedmont, Ventral Italy, Rome, and Naples.

Contents :

Krakamp – Elegia a Veincenzo Bellini Op257 
Briccialdi – Lucrezia Borgia, Terza Fantasia Op108 
Galli – Una follia a Roma di F Ricci Op260 
Gariboldi – Hymne de J Haydn 
Gariboldi – Preghiera (