Flute Trios, Op. 71

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Label
CPO
Release Date
May 15, 2026
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Franz Danzi
    • PERFORMER
      Anna Kaiser, Lorenzo Gabriele, Johannes Berger
    Product Details ⌄
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Allegretto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    2. II. Larghetto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    3. III. Minuetto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    4. IV. Polacca

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    5. I. Allegro vivo

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    6. II. Andantino

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    7. III. Minuetto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    8. IV. All'ungarese

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    9. I. Allegretto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    10. II. Minuetto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    11. III. Andante

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger

    12. IV. Allegretto

      Composer: Franz Danzi

      Performer: Lorenzo Gabriele, Anna Kaiser, Johannes Berger


Franz Danzi has gone down in music history and into the repertoire of countless ensembles as a prolific and ingenious composer of appealing wind quintets. The fact that this genre represents only a fraction of his highly diverse catalogue of works is often overlooked, for Danzi was among those luminaries of the "transitional era" who did not satisfy the general preference for clich�s. Heir to the Mannheim tradition on the one hand, visionary of the dawning Romantic era on the other; admirer of Mozart and kindred spirit of Weber; obedient court musician and quiet rebel-this combination makes for some anachronistic surprises: how else could anyone have written these classical, delicate Rococo trios, while in Vienna a certain Beethoven was pushing the boundaries of what was possible? Danzi could, and how!