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    Emmanuel Pahud | flute
    Maja Avramovic | violin
    Joaquín Riquelme García | alto
    Tim Park | cello

    A celebration of the seasons with Emmanuel Pahud and some chamber musician friends.

    Emmanuel Pahud
    Emmanuel Pahud © Fabien Monthubert
    Maja Avramovic
    Maja Avramovic © BPO
    Joaquin Riquelme Garcia
    Joaquin Riquelme Garcia © DR
    Tim Park
    Tim Park © DR

    Mozart  Quartet for flute and strings No. 1 K. 285
    Mozart
     Quartet for flute and strings No. 3 K. Anh 171/285b
    Dvořák  String Quartet No. 12 Op. 96 B. 179 "American 
    (transcription for flute and string trio by Stephan Koncz)

    A member of the Berliner Philharmoniker of thirty years standing, Emmanuel Pahud will be joined by two colleagues from the prestigious orchestra – violinist Maja Avramovic and viola player Joaquín Riquelme García – to bewitch us with Mozart’s work for flute. The impulsive K. 285b, on which Mozart began work in Mannheim on Christmas Day 1777, brings us a hint of spring before winter sets in. The second half of the programme ventures even further afield, as the windows of the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées open wide onto vistas of Iowa. The flautist will perform a transcription of Dvořák’s American Quartet by his friend the cellist Stephan Koncz, who also plays in the Berliner Philharmoniker. It’s summer in the New World!

    Coréalisation Jeanine Roze Production | Théâtre des Champs-Elysées