THE NIGHTINGALE

Composer(s): Various

Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

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Peter Verhoyen
As piccolo solo of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, Peter has built up an excellent reputation as a specialist on his instrument. Together with pianist Stefan De Schepper, he has developed various concert programs and CD recordings for piccolo and piano. With these projects he demonstrates that the piccolo earns a spot on the concert stage as a recital instrument. For a contemporary touch, Peter asked several Flemish composers to write new works for his instrument. For his dedication to contemporary Flemish music, Peter has been awarded the Fuga Trofee from the Union of Belgian composers. As a piccolo specialist Peter is regularly invited to give masterclasses and piccolo recitals in conservatories and flute and piccolo festivals in Europe, Columbia, Brazil, Mexico, Australia and the USA.

Ann-Sofie Verhoyen
Ann-Sofie Verhoyen started ballet lessons when she was three, piano lessons at the age of four. She soon traded the piano for her favorite musical instrument, the harp. She took harp lessons at the conservatoire of Bruges (class of Eline Groslot) and at the conservatoire of Roubaix (class of Anne Le Roy). In Roubaix, Ann-Sofie obtained her final diploma for harp with mention très bien à l’unanimité (2015). In September of the same year, she was admitted to the young talent course CEPI (Cycle d’Enseignement Professionnel Initial). For several years Ann-Sofie played in the Re Mix Orchestra, an initiative of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra. She took master classes with Bernard Andrès, Ulla Van Daelen and Hanna Grociak. She was the winner of the Vlamo music competition for soloists (Leuven 2009) and the harp competition Harpegio (Brussels 2010). Ann-Sofie has a special interest in chamber music. She plays concerts with her father and with flutist Sofie Maes and cellist Marie Ponseele. Since 2013 she has been collaborating as harp accompanist at the International Flute Seminar Bruges. In June 2017 Ann-Sofie completed her studies in the Greek-Latin department of the Sint-Lodewijkscollege in Bruges, after which she started the linguistics and literature studies at KULAK Kortrijk. In September 2019, she successfully started the studies graphic design and illustration at KASK in Ghent.

1. Erin
Composer: Traditional
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

2. Sonate
Composer: Gaetano Donizetti
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

3. Andante Con Variazioni
Composer: Gioacchino Rossini
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

4. Pavanne pour une infante défunte
Composer: Maurice Ravel
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

5. Sicilienne
Composer: Jean Absil
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

6. Pavanne
Composer: Gabriel Fauré
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

7. Entr’acte
Composer: Jaques Ibert
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

8. Chanson dans la nuit
Composer: Carlos Salzedo
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

9. The Nightingale
Composer: Deborah Henson-Conant
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

10. Lochaber No More (Cha Till Mor Mo Bhean)
Composer: Traditional
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

11. The Chinese Wall
Composer: Dirk Brossé
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

12. Flying … as a Bird
Composer: Dirk Brossé
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

13. Romanian Dances: Jocul Cu Bata (Stick Dance)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

14. Romanian Dances: Brâul (Sash Dance)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

15. Romanian Dances: Pe Loc (In One Spot)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

16. Romanian Dances: Buciumeana (Dance from Bucsum)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

17. Romanian Dances: Poarga Româneasca (Romanian Polka)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

18. Romanian Dances: Màruntel (Fast Dance)
Composer: Béla Bartók
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

19. Ave Maria
Composer: Giulio Caccini
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

20. Ave Maria
Composer: Charles Gounod
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

21. Variations on a Theme by Rossini
Composer: Frédéric Chopin
Artist(s): Ann-Sofie Verhoyen, Peter Verhoyen

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THE NIGHTINGALE
 21,50

Peter Verhoyen
As piccolo solo of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, Peter has built up an excellent reputation as a specialist on his instrument. Together with pianist Stefan De Schepper, he has developed various concert programs and CD recordings for piccolo and piano. With these projects he demonstrates that the piccolo earns a spot on the concert stage as a recital instrument. For a contemporary touch, Peter asked several Flemish composers to write new works for his instrument. For his dedication to contemporary Flemish music, Peter has been awarded the Fuga Trofee from the Union of Belgian composers. As a piccolo specialist Peter is regularly invited to give masterclasses and piccolo recitals in conservatories and flute and piccolo festivals in Europe, Columbia, Brazil, Mexico, Australia and the USA.

Ann-Sofie Verhoyen
Ann-Sofie Verhoyen started ballet lessons when she was three, piano lessons at the age of four. She soon traded the piano for her favorite musical instrument, the harp. She took harp lessons at the conservatoire of Bruges (class of Eline Groslot) and at the conservatoire of Roubaix (class of Anne Le Roy). In Roubaix, Ann-Sofie obtained her final diploma for harp with mention très bien à l’unanimité (2015). In September of the same year, she was admitted to the young talent course CEPI (Cycle d’Enseignement Professionnel Initial). For several years Ann-Sofie played in the Re Mix Orchestra, an initiative of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra. She took master classes with Bernard Andrès, Ulla Van Daelen and Hanna Grociak. She was the winner of the Vlamo music competition for soloists (Leuven 2009) and the harp competition Harpegio (Brussels 2010). Ann-Sofie has a special interest in chamber music. She plays concerts with her father and with flutist Sofie Maes and cellist Marie Ponseele. Since 2013 she has been collaborating as harp accompanist at the International Flute Seminar Bruges. In June 2017 Ann-Sofie completed her studies in the Greek-Latin department of the Sint-Lodewijkscollege in Bruges, after which she started the linguistics and literature studies at KULAK Kortrijk. In September 2019, she successfully started the studies graphic design and illustration at KASK in Ghent.