Name: Crafted Aquarelles
Brand: Bonita Boyd
SKU: SK0195201-US20260105-083122
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1. Trio For Flute, Cello & Piano, H. 300: I. Poco Allegretto

2. Trio For Flute, Cello & Piano, H. 300: II. Adagio

3. Trio For Flute, Cello & Piano, H. 300: III. Andante-Allegretto Scherzando

4. 3 Aquarelles For Flute, Violoncello & Piano: No. 1, Par Un Clair Matin

5. 3 Aquarelles For Flute, Violoncello & Piano: No. 2, Soir D'automne

6. 3 Aquarelles For Flute, Violoncello & Piano: No. 3, Serenade

7. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: I. Prelude

8. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: II. Rigaudon

9. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: III. Aria

10. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: IV. Intermezzo

11. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: V. Aria

12. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: VI. Sicilienne

13. Sonate En Concert For Flute, Piano & Cello Ad Libitum, Op. 17: VII. Gigue

14. Trio For Piano, Flute & Cello In G Minor, Op. 63: I. Allegro Moderato

15. Trio For Piano, Flute & Cello In G Minor, Op. 63: II. Scherzo

16. Trio For Piano, Flute & Cello In G Minor, Op. 63: III. Schafers Klage

17. Trio For Piano, Flute & Cello In G Minor, Op. 63: IV. Finale

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Aquarelles brings together three world class musicians- Bonita Boyd, Steven Doane and Barry Snyder, performing four classics from the flute, cello, and piano repertoire. Bonita Boyd began her career with the Rochester Philharmonic under David Zinman, becoming the youngest principal flutist of a major American orchestra. She is professor of flute at the Eastman School of Music, and is an active concert soloist throughout the world. Steven Doane and Barry Snyder have recorded extensively for Bridge, their recordings receiving rave reviews and awards from journals in the USA and Europe. The duo’s recording of the complete music of Gabriel Fauré for cello and piano was awarded the Diapason D’or in France, and has been broadcast throughout the United States and Canada, over the BBC in England, and throughout Europe. The second recording in the series, of works by Britten and Frank Bridge, was also released to critical acclaim.