Lee Humphreys And Moya Wright
Encore: Flute And Harp
© 2007 Red Car Records (634479701399) (format: CD-R)
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Popular classical hits recorded by the internationally renowned flute and harp duo Lee Humphreys and Moya Wright, formerly the Principal Flutist and Principal Harpist of the Hong Kong Philharmonic.
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- 1 The Fog Is Lifting, C. Nielsen
- 2 Ave Maria, J.S. Bach
- 3 Badinerie, J.S. Bach
- 4 Entr'acte, J. Ibert
- 5 Flight of the Bumblebee, N. Rimsky-Korsakov
- 6 Sicilliene, J.S. Bach
- 7 Arioso, J.S. Bach
- 8 Album Leaf, S. Bonner
- 9 Piece For Flute and Harp, S. Bonner
- 10 Tambourin, F. Gossec
- 11 Deux Inpressions: La Fontaine De La Ville Medicis, E. Bozza
- 12 Deux Inpressions: La Danse D'elke , E. Bozza
- 13 The Garden of Adonis A: Largo, Hovhaness
- 14 Allegro A: Largo, Hovhaness
- 15 Rumanian Dances: Braul, Bartok
- 16 Rumanian Dances: Pe Loc , Bartok
- 17 Rumanian Dances: Buciumeana , Bartok
- 18 Andalouse, E. Pessard
- 19 Gymnopedie No. 1, E. Satie
- 20 Bridal Doll, T. Noda
- 21 Moon Over the Ruined Castle, R. Taki
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Critics hailed the first album by this accomplished flute and harp duo, saying "the playing throughout is exemplary......(the music) sounds custom-built for the artists". Now Lee Volckhausen Humphreys and Moya Wright have released their second album, which is an intriguing blend of audience favorites and new and hauntingly beautiful original works and transcriptions recorded here for the first time. Their choice of repertoire reflects the influence of their years spent in the Far East, as the two artists first formed a duo in 1981 while they were both Principal players in the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Their duo has performed to critical acclaim throughout the Far East and Europe, and their first album "Chinese Music for Flute and Harp", recorded in 1984, brought them international recognition.