Popp Nachtigallen-Konzert op 361

An enchanting concert piece in which the flute recreates the sound of the nightingale with virtuoso passages and melodious singing. Wilhelm Popp's Nightingale Concerto op. 361 is one of his best-known works for flute and impresses with its romantic charm, technical sophistication and charming dialog with the piano. Ideal for advanced flutists who want to enrich their repertoire with an expressive highlight.

Wilhelm Popp (1828-1903) was a German flutist, pianist and composer of the Romantic period. He worked for many years as principal flautist at the Hamburg Opera and wrote over 600 works - mainly for the flute. His compositions are characterized by joy of playing, melodic ingenuity and technical brilliance and are still an integral part of the flute literature today.