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Rediscovered: Chamber Music by Eugène Walckiers
When Alexis Kossenko, one of the leading protagonists of historically informed performance practice in France, discovered the music of the forgotten Belgian composer and fellow flutist Eugène Walckiers (1793–1866) a few years ago, he instantly realized he had found something special.
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ALEXIS KOSSENKO
“Music of unusual boldness, phrases of extraordinary lyricism, surprising modulations, dramatic ruptures, true inspiration paired with humor, wit, and a cheerful spirituality that seemed capable of great things and yet seemed not to take itself too seriously.” Leading an ensemble of acclaimed musicians, Kossenko introduces Walckiers’s chamber music for flute and strings to Pierre Boulez Saal audiences.
- Eugène Walckiers - Quintet for Flute, Violin, Viola, Violoncello, and Double Bass Op. 100
- Eugène Walckiers - Sextet for Flute, two Violins, Viola, Violoncello, and Double Bass Op. 49
- works by other composers
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Participating artists
Alexis Kossenko
Daniel Sepec
Charlotte Spruit
Léa Hennino
Christophe Coin
Michaël Chanu
Dates
October 2024
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