Briccialdi Bolero for flute and piano
A nice little virtuoso piece by flautist Giulio Briccialdi (1818-1881), written in 1856 on a theme from Verdi’s opera Les Vêpres siciliennes aka Giovanna di Guzman. At that time Briccialdi played the Boehm system flute, but many flutists still played on simple system flutes. Anyway, this piece works perfectly on both systems, a nice challenge, perfect finger gymnastics and a beautiful Bolero.
F. Chopin, Bolero Op.19, piano Pleyel (1854)
2018 | Piano
The first owner of this beautiful instrument, in 1854, was François Georges Hainl, who became eventually 'chef de l’Orchestre du Grand-Théâtre de Lyon'.
The restoration happened in two stages: 2017 by P. Gevaert (i.a. restrung with Paulello type 2), 2018 by C. Clarke (regarniture des marteaux, et réglage).
F. Chopin Étude Op.25/1, piano Pleyel (1854)
2018 | Piano
The first owner of this beautiful instrument, in 1854, was François Georges Hainl, 'chef de l’Orchestre du Grand-Théâtre de Lyon'.
The restoration happened in two stages: 2017 by P. Gevaert (i.a. restrung with Paulello type 2), 2018 by C. Clarke (regarniture des marteaux, et réglage).