Beautiful French trios, duets, and solo works for oboe, flute and guitar including Fauré's Pavane, Ravel's Pavane, Debussy's Reverie and Syrinx and traditional folk song arrangements.
Press quotes:
“The ensemble playing is immaculate, impeccable intonation, beautiful phrasing and superb breath control by the two wind players ... recommended for those looking for calm, soothing music, full of flowing melodies and pleasing harmonies by musicians who play with warmth and sincerity.”
— Karen Lonsdale, Flute Australia
“well worth the listen ... a lovely programme of music in first rate performances makes it well worth the investment.”
— Phillip Houghton, Australian Guitar Journal
“This CD is recommended for those looking for calm, soothing music, full of flowing melodies and pleasing harmonies by musicians who play with warmth and sincerity”
Pavane arr. for Flute, Oboe and Guitar (Gabriel Faure) Serenade in G Major for Flute and Guitar (Mauro Giuliani) Consolazione, Romance sans Paroles (Napoleon Coste) Les Regrets, Cantilene (Napoleon Coste) Marche (Napoleon Coste) Pavane pour une infante defunte arr. for Flute, Oboe and Guitar (Maurice Ravel) Sonata III (Manuel Maria Ponce) Syrinx (Claude Debussy)
Four Folk Songs From Somerset O, Sally My Dear John Barleycorn The Brisk Young Widow Farewell, My Dearest Nancy
Four Folk Songs From East Essex As I Walked Out The Lark in the Morning Tarry Trowsers The Lost Lady Found
Reverie arr. for Flute, Oboe and Guitar (Claude Debussy)
As a well-known soloist, Jeffrey Crellin has appeared on many occasions with the Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Queensland and Tasmanian symphony orchestras, as well as orchestras from both Germany and Japan. in 1989 he toured all mainland Australian states for Musica Viva as a guest artist with the Reger Trio from West Germany. He is founding member of the Australian Chamber Soloists, the Melbourne based chamber ensemble and currently directs the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra.
Peter Lynch has achieved recognition both as performer and teacher. His many broadcasts for ABC radio have been well received. He is also the director of the Melbourne International Guitar Festival.
Prudence Davis studied in Melbourne and toured after which she toured with the Melbourne Youth Orchestra in 1976 throughout England and Germany and, in 1979, with the Australian Youth Orchestra to China. She joined the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in 1980 and later took leave to study with the renowned flautist Aurele Nicolet.