Donizetti:
Sonata for flute and piano

Schubert:
Variations on "Trockne Blumen" from "Die schone Mullerin"

Liszt, Schubert:
Doppelganger S. 560

Liszt:
Orage from Annees de pelerinage

Gluck:
Dance of the Blessed Spirit from "Orfeo ed Euridice"

Brahms:
Hungarian Dance No. 2

Debussy:
En bateau from "Petite Suite"

Piazzolla:
Oblivion

Ligeti:
Musica ricercata III, IX & VIII

Dinicu:
Hora Staccato

Monti:
Csardas

Romanian Suite (trad.)

Schubert on the pan flute? Is that possible? Is it allowed? Once you have heard the new album by panpipe player Hanspeter Oggier, the answer will be "Yes!". The Variations on "Trockne Blumen" from the song cycle Die schöne Müllerin are the central work on the album. In addition to this demanding variation work, the recording also includes other pieces by composers as diverse as Brahms, Debussy and Gluck, and - another highlight - a Romanian Suite, interpreted by Oggier and Marina Vasilyeva on the piano in a rousing performance.