Magdalena Kania - traverso
recording from November 2011
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Flute is the general name for wind instruments with wooden lips (often made of metal, silver, or gold nowadays). The most common variations of the flute are the grand flute (most popular) and the piccolo.
The fifth son of a prominent composer of the Baroque era was born in Weimar in 1714. From a young age, he learned music from his father, and before starting his music studies, he studied philosophy and law. From 1740-1767, he was a musician at the court of Frederick II, King of Prussia...
A graduate of the Academy of Music in Gdańsk, in the piano class of Ekaterina Popova-Zdron and Zbigniew Śliwiński.
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The D minor Fantasia for traverso flute by Georg Philipp Telemann is an example of excellent Baroque composition. Georg Philipp Telemann, born in 1681 in Germany, was one of the most important composers of his time. He was also a highly regarded organist, violinist, and harpsichordist. Telemann was a versatile creator who produced around 6000 works, including compositions in various forms - from symphonies to cantatas and operas. The D minor Fantasia for traverso flute is one of many works in which Telemann experimented with style and form. This solo composition for traverso flute, performed by Magdalena Kania, is a testament to the composer's genius and the performer's skills. The traverso flute, a popular instrument in the 18th century, perfectly conveys the Baroque character and emotions of this music. The composition consists of three parts, which rhythmically and melodically contrast with each other. The first part is a fast and energetic allegro, showcasing the virtuosic side of the traverso flute. The second part, adagio, transports the listener into a melancholic mood. In turn, the third part, allegro, is a joyful and dynamic conclusion. The D minor Fantasia for traverso flute is an excellent example of Baroque composition that continues to delight with its harmony and originality. It conveys the richness and clarity of emotions that were characteristic of the era. The recording from November 2011 by Magdalena Kania is an excellent example of a masterful performance of this beautiful composition.
It was amazing! Magdalena Kania played Telemann's Fantasy in D minor on the traverso flute in a way that absolutely delighted me. Her performance was full of passion, skill, and expressiveness. At the same time, it was also delicate and subtle, which added even more depth to the piece. Magdalena showcased her extraordinary talent and ability to navigate historical instruments. This piece is extremely demanding, but she handled it wonderfully. I am really impressed by her performance. I am glad I could listen to this fantastic interpretation.