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Summer was in August

Rachael Smith (flute), Rachel Fryer (piano), Paul Gregory (guitar), Jenny Broome (harp), Esther Ward-Caddle (cello)

The first thing to say about this good CD is that it fills in a few gaps in the repertoire - not only of flute music in particular but of English music in general...
This is a very good CD....

Summer was in August

Rachael Smith (flute), Rachel Fryer (piano), Paul Gregory (guitar), Jenny Broome (harp), Esther Ward-Caddle (cello)

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The first thing to say about this good CD is that it fills in a few gaps in the repertoire - not only of flute music in particular but of English music in general...
This is a very good CD....

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Contents and tracklist

Allegro
Track length2:52
Andante
Track length3:20
Allegretto languido
Track length1:49
Light powder
Track length1:51
Dark - almost purple
Track length2:12
Soft violet
Track length1:52
The Spell (solo flute)
Track length3:08
The March to the River Weser (solo piccolo)
Track length2:07
Lilt
Track length4:04
Gently rocking
Track length3:45
Blue
Track length4:45
Flute Flourish
Track length2:48
Alto Flute Elegy
Track length2:32
Piccolo Polka
Track length1:04
Summer came late
Track length4:38
The girl in blue
Track length4:40
Frolicking good time
Track length2:32

Awards and reviews

February 2006

The first thing to say about this good CD is that it fills in a few gaps in the repertoire - not only of flute music in particular but of English music in general...
This is a very good CD. The playing is faultless. It is useful to introduce works by a newer generation of composers alongside those of more established masters.
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