Silvia Schiaffino, Renato Procopio - Journey to the Orient - Music for Flute and Guitar, Gymnopédie • Csárdás • Haiku (2025) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Orientale (arr. by Renato Procopio)
02. Gymnopédie (arr. by Mary Criswick)
03. Csárdás (arr. by Renato Procopio)
04. Jade (for solo flute)
05. Humoresque Op. 101 No. 7 (arr. by Renato Procopio)
06. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 1
07. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 2
08. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 3
09. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 4
10. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 5
11. Six Romanian Folk Dances (arr. by Arthur Levering), Romanian Folk Dance No. 6
12. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 (for solo guitar, arr. by Francisco Tarrega)
13. Melodie and Scherzo from “Souvenir d’un lieu cher”, Op. 42 No. 3 (arr. by R. Procopio), Melodie
14. Melodie and Scherzo from “Souvenir d’un lieu cher”, Op. 42 No. 3 (arr. by R. Procopio), Scherzo
15. Waltz No. 2 (arr. by Renato Procopio)
16. Haiku No. 1
17. Haiku No. 2
18. Haiku No. 3
19. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Introduction
20. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Theme
21. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Variation No. 1
22. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Variation No. 2
23. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Variation No. 3
24. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Variation No. 4
25. Sakura - Theme and variations on the Japanese folk song, Coda
26. 3 Korean folk pieces, Korean Folk Song No. 1
27. 3 Korean folk pieces, Korean Folk Song No. 2
28. 3 Korean folk pieces, Korean Folk Song No. 3
29. Vagabond in the desert

The award-winning duo of flautist Silvia Schiaffino and guitarist Renato Procopio present a musical travelogue ranging from Western to Eastern Europe before journeying further afield to Japan, Iran and Korea. As well as masterpieces such as Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances, and a rip-roaring Monti Csárdás, this evocative selection includes the colourful and piquant, such as the music of Sakura, as well as Procopio’s own vibrant arrangement of Korean folk songs.

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