Flute Voyage

Austrian flutist Birgit Ramsl and musical partner Vito Lattarulo, piano, take on a musical journey  throughout several centuries of the flute repertoire. Starting with the Sonata for Solo Flute by C. Ph. E. Bach, originating from the royal Prussian court in the second half of the 18th century and the Sonata “Undine” for Flute and Piano Op. 167 by Carl Reinecke, composed during the era of late Romanticism, the journey moves on to France, featuring the Divertimento for Flute and Piano (1953) by Jean Françaix and Le Merle noir by Olivier Messiaen from the year 1951. More conservative in style are the Sonata Op. 94 for flute and piano by Sergei Prokofiev, composed during the year 1943 in Perm, Russia, as well as the Air for Flute Solo (1995) by Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu.  

Birgit Ramsl / Vito Lattarulo
As well as pursuing international solo and chamber music careers, the Austrian flutist Birgit Ramsl and the Italian pianist Vito Lattarulo have been playing together as a duo since several years. Their passionate and intensive work, characterized by deep professionalism and musical zeal, has led them develop a remarkable unity of timbre and gesture. The flute and piano repertoire of this exciting duo is continuously expanding and includes baroque, classical, romantic as well as modern and contemporary music repertoire. Various invitations to chamber music concerts in Austria and abroad followed.