Serendipity Duo Giovivo

• Philip Sparke (b. 1951):
• 1Sparke: Euphonium Concerto No. 3 "Diamond Concerto": III. Blue Heart (Version for Euphonium & Piano)04:09
• Steven Verhelst (b. 1981):
• 2Verhelst: Danzone: I. Moderato - Allegro (Arr. for Euphonium & Piano)02:53
• Anonymous:
• 3Anonymous: Gankino horo (Arr. for Euphonium, Violin & Piano)03:32
• Camille Saint-Saëns (1835 - 1921):
• 4Saint-Saëns: The Carnival of the Animals, R. 125: XIII. The Swan (Arr. for Euphonium & Piano)02:42
• Daniel Hall (b. 1966):
• 5Hall: Serendipity06:03
• Fabian Bloch (b. 1986):
• 6Bloch: City Walk05:10
• Muriel Zeiter, Fabian Bloch:
• 7Zeiter, Bloch: Meditation on the First Prelude (After J. S. Bach's BWV 846)04:37
• Øystein Baadsvik (b. 1966):
• 8Baadsvik: Fnugg (Arr. F. Bloch & M. Zeiter for Euphonium & Piano)03:08
• Jan Sandström (b. 1954):
• 9Sandström: Song to Lotta (Arr. for Euphonium & Piano)04:37
• Vittorio Monti (1868 - 1922):
• 10Monti: Csárdás (Arr. for Euphonium & Piano)04:43
• Jacques Revaux (1939 - 1978, Claude François (b. 1940):
• 11Revaux, François: My Way (Arr. M. Zeiter for Bass Trumpet & Piano)03:56
• Émile Waldteufel (1837 - 1915):
• 12Waldteufel: Les patineurs, Op. 183 (Arr. F. Bloch & M. Zeiter for Euphonium & Piano)04:40
• Wolfgang Sorger (b. 1963):
• 13Sorger: Baritone Lechner (Arr. for Euphonium & Piano)04:03
• Carl Hess (1859 - 1912):
• 14Hess: Der Heimatvogel (Arr. M. Zeiter for Transverse Flute & Piano)03:55
• Hans-Jürg Sommer (b. 1950):
• 15Sommer: Spirit of Alphorn, Op. 202 (Arr. for Alphorn & Piano)02:56
• Daniel Schnyder (b. 1961):
• 16Schnyder: Concerto No. 1028: IV. Karachi (Arr. for Bass Trumpet & Piano)01:44
• Total Runtime01:02:48

Info for Serendipity

On their new GENUIN album, Duo GIOVIVO takes its audience into the diverse worlds of classical, jazz and traditional music within the space of 60 minutes. Fabian Bloch (euphonium and alphorn, amongs others) and Muriel Zeiter (piano and violin, among others) play a variety of instruments in ever new and unexpected combinations. The result is refreshing, unusual, and exciting, proving that each piece offers something new to discover! We dance across alpine peaks in syncopation, wobble across the ice with figure skaters, and indulge in a sizzling Czardás. And perhaps the unifying factor of all this is the movement! Because not only does dance unite this album, but in the most beautiful moments, it unites the entire world.

Fabian Bloch, euphonium, wunderhorn, alphorn, piano
Muriel Zeiter, violin, flute

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