Die Entdeckung der blauen Blume: Werke von Schubert und Schumann Duo Mattick Huth

• Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828): Schwanengesang, D. 957:
• 1 Schwanengesang, D. 957 (Arr. T. Boehm for Flute & Piano): No. 10, Das Fischermädchen 02:54
• 2 Schwanengesang, D. 957 (Arr. T. Boehm for Flute & Piano): No. 4, Ständchen 03:11
• 3 Schwanengesang, D. 957 (Arr. T. Boehm for Flute & Piano): No. 14, Die Taubenpost 03:46
• Introduction & Variations on "Trockne Blumen", Op. Posth. 160, D. 802:
• 4 Introduction & Variations on "Trockne Blumen", Op. Posth. 160, D. 802: Introduction. Andante 02:53
• 5 Introduction & Variations on "Trockne Blumen", Op. Posth. 160, D. 802: Theme. Andantino 02:15
• 6 Introduction & Variations on "Trockne Blumen", Op. Posth. 160, D. 802: Variations 12:31
• Robert Schumann (1810 - 1856): 3 Romanzen, Op. 94:
• 7 3 Romanzen, Op. 94 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 1 in A Minor. Nicht schnell 03:21
• 8 3 Romanzen, Op. 94 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 2 in A Major. Einfach, innig 03:48
• 9 3 Romanzen, Op. 94 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 3 in A Minor. Nicht schnell 04:16
• Franz Schubert: Violin Sonatina in D Major, Op. Posth. 137 No. 1, D. 384:
• 10 Violin Sonatina in D Major, Op. Posth. 137 No. 1, D. 384 (Arr. M. Larrieu for Flute & Piano): I. Allegro molto 04:59
• 11 Violin Sonatina in D Major, Op. Posth. 137 No. 1, D. 384 (Arr. M. Larrieu for Flute & Piano): II. Andante 04:25
• 12 Violin Sonatina in D Major, Op. Posth. 137 No. 1, D. 384 (Arr. M. Larrieu for Flute & Piano): III. Allegro vivace 04:25
• Robert Schumann: Märchenbilder, Op. 113:
• 13 Märchenbilder, Op. 113 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 1 in D Minor. Nicht schnell 02:52
• 14 Märchenbilder, Op. 113 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 2 in F Major. Lebhaft 04:09
• 15 Märchenbilder, Op. 113 (Arr. C. Mattick for Flute & Piano): No. 4 in D Major. Langsam, mit melancholischem Ausdruck 04:33
• Total Runtime 01:04:18

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On their second GENUIN CD, Christian Mattick (flute) and Mathias Huth (piano) transport us to the world of the Blue Flower, the era of Romanticism. What could be more Romantic than the polished gem of the Lied with piano and the smaller, wordless forms influenced by the vocal genre? This is precisely what we can look forward to on this release by the two exceptional artists featuring classy arrangements for their combination of instruments. Songs with and without words, in eloquent yet sensual interpretations: from Schumann’s Märchenbilder to Schubert’s Taubenpost, from the Violin Sonatina to the variations on Trockene Blumen. An enchanting and magical journey!

Duo Mattick Huth

Duo Mattick Huth
Over the course of their longtime collaboration and performances throughout Europe, the Duo Mattick Huth has specialized in thematic programs that frequently combine music and text. With Christian Mattick as flutist and narrator and pianist Mathias Huth, audiences experience a meeting of the arts: between music and language, words and sound. The Duo has a special affinity for music of the early 20 th century and from Franz Schubert’s time.

Flutist Christian Mattick studied with Paul Meisen at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich as well as with Aurèle Nicolet and Philippe Boucly, and also studied voice with Erika Zimmermann. He is a member of the Bavarian Chamber Orchestra and co-founder of the Cassander Ensemble for 20th Century Music, Munich. Mattick concertizes throughout Europe in several different chamber music ensembles, including the Pegasus Trio and Ensemble Bach 34 as well as the Duo Mattick Huth and Mattick Etschmann Duo. His concerts have been broadcast for television stations ZDF, BR, and ARD and on radio for BR, SWR, hr, and Radio Bremen, and he has also made several CD recordings. He received the City of Munich Young Musicians’ Award and the “Inventioˮ Award of the German Music Council, and was First Prizewinner at the “Children of Olympusˮ Competition of the Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States. He is the founder of the “Music You Can Touchˮ initiative, promoting experimental music with children and young people.

Mathias Huth studied piano at the Salzburg Mozarteum in the soloist class of Hans Leygraf and musicology at the universities of Munich and Freiburg with Hans Heinrich Eggebrecht. With Christian Mattick, he is the co-founder of Munich’s Cassander Ensemble for 20th Century Music and the “Ortstermineˮ concert series in Landshut. As a soloist, Huth concertizes throughout Germany and abroad and is also a sought-after chamber music partner and vocal accompanist. He has appeared in recordings for the Bayerischer Rundfunk and Südwestfunk and has released several CDs, including one with violinist Alban Beikircher.

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