Artist: Emmanuel Pahud
Album: Solo
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 02:26:50
Total Tracks: 27
Total Size: 1,34 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Emmanuel Pahud – Air (06:51)
1-02. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 1 in A Major, TWV 40:2 (03:00)
1-03. Emmanuel Pahud – Sonata Appassionata, Op. 140 (04:54)
1-04. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 2 in A Minor, TWV 40:3 (04:50)
1-05. Emmanuel Pahud – Petite Suite (06:10)
1-06. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 3 in B Minor, TWV 40:4 (04:14)
1-07. Emmanuel Pahud – Voice (06:33)
1-08. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 4 in B-Flat Major, TWV 40:5 (04:50)
1-09. Emmanuel Pahud – Second Thoughts (05:31)
1-10. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 5 in C Major, TWV 40:6 (05:31)
1-11. Emmanuel Pahud – Danse de la Chevre, H. 39 (03:55)
1-12. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 6 in D Minor, TWV 40:7 (05:27)
1-13. Emmanuel Pahud – Beyond (a system of passing) (12:24)
1-14. Emmanuel Pahud – 3 Oriental Pieces: I. Bergere captive (02:53)
1-15. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 7 in D Major, TWV 40:8 (06:02)
1-16. Emmanuel Pahud – 3 Oriental Pieces: II. Jade (02:09)
1-17. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 8 in E Minor, TWV 40:9 (04:32)
1-18. Emmanuel Pahud – The Children are Playing (02:24)
1-19. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 9 in E Major, TWV 40:10 (07:06)
1-20. Emmanuel Pahud – 3 Oriental Pieces: III. Toan-Yan (La Fete du Double Cinq) (04:50)
1-21. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 10 in F-Sharp Minor, TWV 40:11 (05:35)
1-22. Emmanuel Pahud – Sequenza I (06:33)
1-23. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 11 in G Major, TWV 40:12 (03:48)
1-24. Emmanuel Pahud – Estlandler (01:36)
1-25. Emmanuel Pahud – Fantasia No. 12 in G Minor, TWV 40:13 (05:41)
1-26. Emmanuel Pahud – Density 21.5 (04:01)
1-27. Emmanuel Pahud – Les Folies d’Espagne (Arr. Schmitz) (15:13)

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Interweaving the Baroque era and the 20th and 21st centuries, the newest addition to Emmanuel Pahud’s Warner Classics catalogue is an imaginative 2-CD collection of music for unaccompanied flute. Among the composers are Telemann, Nielsen, Honegger, Varèse, Berio, Takemitsu, Pärt, Pintscher and Widmann. “Most of the pieces are about exploring new paths,” says Pahud. “The power of this music often lies in the contrast between a simple line and the most refined complexities, between a note so quiet as to be barely perceptible and the loudest, most extreme notes playable on the instrument.”