WA Mozart JeanPierre Rampal, Wiener Symphoniker , Dir Theodor Guschlbauer - Deux Concertos Kv 313 314 Andante Kv 315 Pour Flûte

Review by Daniel Knezacek

The album Deux Concertos Kv 313 314 Andante Kv 315 Pour Flûte by WA Mozart, featuring Jean-Pierre Rampal, Wiener Symphoniker, and Dir Theodor Guschlbauer, is a delightful collection of classical music. The album showcases the masterful flute playing of Rampal, accompanied by the beautiful orchestration of the Wiener Symphoniker, under the direction of Guschlbauer.

The first concerto, KV 313, is a lively and joyful piece, with Rampal's flute soaring above the orchestra in a playful and virtuosic manner. The second concerto, KV 314, is more subdued and introspective, with Rampal's flute weaving in and out of the orchestra's delicate accompaniment. The Andante, KV 315, is a beautiful and serene piece, with Rampal's flute singing a haunting melody over a gentle and peaceful orchestration.

Throughout the album, Rampal's flute playing is impeccable, with flawless technique and a deep understanding of the music. The Wiener Symphoniker provides a rich and full-bodied accompaniment, with each section of the orchestra shining in their respective moments. Guschlbauer's direction is sensitive and nuanced, allowing the music to breathe and flow naturally.

Summary by Daniel Knezacek

Deux Concertos Kv 313 314 Andante Kv 315 Pour Flûte is a must-have album for any classical music lover, showcasing the beauty and brilliance of Mozart's music, as well as the virtuosic talent of Jean-Pierre Rampal and the Wiener Symphoniker.