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 clichés. 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!