The music of French impressionist is considered as vibrant music par excellence. Moods, colors, natural phenomena, and places are fantastically painted with music by such composers as Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel. One of their favorite orchestra instruments was the flute - with its splendid wealth of hues. The hall of arcades in the park of Rothenburg´s Wildbad on the banks of the Tauber is the ideal acoustic and atmospheric venue for the virtuous French chamber music of impressionosm. Renowned flute quartets such as Eugéne Bozza (Jour d´été al la montagne) and Marc Berthomieu (Arcadie) accompany famous masterpieces from the program, such as The Moldau by Smetana, The Pastorale by Beethoven, and Die Italienische by Felix Mendelssohn. Excerpts from these great orchestral works have been wonderfully interpreted for 4 flutes or large flute ensembles (piccolo to bass flute) and played by young, prize - winning flutists from the Rothenburg school of music.

Event location: Wandelhalle an der Tauber