Wally Hase, flute & Thomas Müller-Pering, guitar

program

 

Pietro Pettoletti (1795 – 1870)
Duetto op. 27
(on an air favorite Russian)

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)
“Lyrical Pieces”
Little Bird op. 43/4
Folk tune op. 12/5
Melody op. 47/3
Procession of the Dwarves op. 54/3

Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)
Chanson Espagnole
Kaddish
Piece in shape of Habanera

 

Leo Brouwer (*1939)
The Mitology of the Waters (2009)
The nacimiento of the Amazon
El lago escondido de los Mayas
The güije of the rivers of Cuba

Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
Otoño Porteño
Milonga del Angel
Verano Porteno

 

 

Wally Hase & Thomas Müller-Pering
FLUTE & GUITAR

have been performing together since 1999, both are professors at the Franz Liszt University of Music in Weimar.
The start and trigger for the artistic collaboration was an ensemble production with the American composer George Crumb and the Klangwerkstatt Weimar, which was followed by a portrait concert by the Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu.
Since then, Wally Hase & Thomas Müller-Pering have expanded the already extensive repertoire of the flute & guitar line-up with their own transcriptions and new composition commissions.
In 2002 the first joint duo CD, Lyric Pieces, was released with works by
Franz Schubert and Edvard Grieg.

In November 2006 they were awarded the “German Record Critics’ Prize” for their CD “Jorinde & Joringel”, Edition seeigel, and the “Leopold” in autumn 2007. The CD “Circulo Mágico” was released in 2007 on the animato label.

Since 2005, she has been involved in artistic collaboration in the form of extraordinary projects in the field of ‘Music & Literature’ with Prof. Dr. Jan Phillip Reemtsma, Hamburg. In February 2008 their joint CD “Du, ich – und sometimes Lieben” was released on the Hoffmann & Campe label.

 

Wally Rabbit, flute

The flautist Wally Hase was born in Freiburg / Brsg. born and was a student of
Prof. Karl Friedrich Mess. In 1986 she began studying at the university with him
for music in Stuttgart after receiving a scholarship to the World Youth Orchestra in the USA in the same year.
She continued her studies with Prof. Jean-Claude Gérard and Prof. Aurèle Nicolet.
As a member of the Ludwigsburg Festival Orchestra, Wally Hase toured to China, Japan and South America. In 1989 she gave a concert in New Zealand at the “Festival of the Arts”. In 1990 she was a scholarship holder of the Richard Wagner Society in Bayreuth.
Between 1990 and 1993 she was a member of the Karlsruher Ensemble 13 and the
Bach Collegium Stuttgart under the direction of Helmuth Rilling. 
From 1992 – 2009 Wally Hase was principal flutist of the Staatskapelle Weimar.
She has been working regularly with Camerata Salzburg since 2008.
In addition to solo concerts, including with the Dresden Philharmonic and the Staatskapelle Weimar, she often appears as a chamber musician – for example in a duo with the guitarist Thomas Müller-Pering, the pianist Thomas Wellen and the Mandelring Quartet.
Her diverse commitment as a soloist, chamber musician and founding member of various ensembles is demonstrated through CD recordings, television and radio.
Productions added.
In 2000, Wally Hase became professor of flute at the University of Music
Franz Liszt Weimar, and she also teaches numerous master courses at home and abroad.

 

Thomas Müller-Pering, guitar                    

Thomas Müller-Pering, born in Cologne in 1958, studied at the Cologne University of Music, Aachen Department, and at the same time attended master classes with, among others, José Tomás, Oscar Ghiglia and John Williams. The artist won numerous prizes and received awards, including at the ARD competition in Munich in 1982 and in Viña del Mar, Chile in 1983 (1st prize). In the same year he received the sponsorship award from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
From 1980 he was a lecturer at the Aachen University of Music for many years and gave master classes at home and abroad. In 1994 he took on a professorship for classical guitar at the FRANZ LISZT University of Music in Weimar, and since 2007 he has also held a visiting professorship at the University of the Arts, Berlin.
Since 1978, concert tours have taken him to North and South America, Japan, Cuba and North Africa, and he is a regular guest lecturer and soloist at numerous international guitar festivals.
In addition to solo appearances and publications, he devotes himself intensively to chamber music and has performed in various ensembles, in recent years primarily in a duo – with the flautist Wally Hase and the violinist Friedemann Eichhorn.
Between 2003 and 2006 he was a member of the “World Guitar Ensemble” – since 2007 “United Guitars” and since 2004 of the “Quartetto MaGiCo”.
In teamwork with his colleagues Olaf Van Gonnissen and Johannes Monno, he has been in charge of the ‘New Karl Scheit Guitar Edition’ at Universal Edition Vienna since 2008.