Fausto Romitelli (1963 - 2004) - Seascape for amplified Paetzold contrabass recorder (1994)

Eva Leonie Fegers - Paetzold recorder
Lukas Froschauer - SOund

Fausto Romitelli - Seascape For Paetzold Recorder

Johann Christoph Pepusch (1667 - 1752)
Sonata G-Dur
„à Flauto Solo con Cimbalo o Vero Fagotto“
Adagio - Allegro - Adagio - Allegro

Eva Leonie Fegers - recorder
Lukas Frank - harpsichord

recording: Veronika Weidner

Vienna, 2018

Johann Christoph Pepusch - Sonata III 4.Satz

Johann Christoph Pepusch - Sonata III 3.Satz

Johann Christoph Pepusch - Sonata III 2.Satz

Johann Christoph Pepusch - Sonata III 1.Satz

Oscar Bianchi (*1975) - Crepuscolo (2004) for Paetzold contrabass and live electronics

Eva Leonie Fegers - Paetzold contrabass recorder
Lukas Froschauer - live electronics and sound

recording: Lukas Froschauer
picture: Martina Zuzana Simkovicova

Vienna, 2018

Oscar Bianchi (*1975) - Crepuscolo (2004) for Paetzold contrabass and live electronics

Francesco Maria Veracini (1690 - 1768) -  Sonata sesta 

from: 12 Sonate a violino o flauto solo e basso (1716)

1. Largo
2. Allegro
3. Allegro
4. Allegro

Eva Leonie Fegers - recorder(by Luca de Paolis), doubles and ornamentation
Lukas Frank - harpsichord


recording: Veronika Weidner
Vienna, 2018

Francesco Maria Veracini - Sonata Sesta 4. Allegro

Francesco Maria Veracini - Sonata Sesta 3. Allegro

Francesco Maria Veracini - Sonata Sesta 2. Allegro

Francesco Maria Veracini - Sonata Sesta 1. Largo

Johann Sebastian Bach
(1685 - 1750)

Sonata d minor, BWV 527
Andante 
(live)

F/F 
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Flóra Fábri - Harpsichord

Recorded live at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main

10th September 2019

Christoph Schulte - Recording

J.S. Bach - Sonate d Moll, BWV 527, Andante | F/F - Eva Leonie Fegers & Flóra Fábri

Luzzasco Luzzaschi (c. 1545 – 1607)
Aura Soave
(live)

from: 12 Madrigali per cantare et sonare a uno, e doi, e tre soprani,  
Rome, 1601

F/F
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Flóra Fábri - Harpsichord

Recorded live at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main

10th September 2019

Christoph Schulte - Recording

Luzzasco Luzzaschi (c. 1545 – 1607) - Aura Soave | F/F - Eva Leonie Fegers & Flóra Fábri

Luzzasco Luzzaschi (c. 1545 – 1607)

O Primavera
(live)

from: 12 Madrigali per cantare et sonare a uno, e doi, e tre soprani,  
Rome, 1601

F/F
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Flóra Fábri - Harpsichord



Recorded live at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main

10th September 2019

Christoph Schulte - Recording

Luzzasco Luzzaschi - O Primavera | F/F - Eva Leonie Fegers & Flóra Fábri

Jacques-Martin Hotteterre Le Romain (1673-1763)

 Prélude in g minor 
(from: L'Art de préluder, París, 1719)

(live)

F/F
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Flóra Fábri - Harpsichord



Recorded live at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main

10th September 2019

Christoph Schulte - Recording

J.-M. Hotteterre - Prélude in g minor | F/F - Eva Leonie Fegers & Flóra Fábri

Eva Leonie Fegers is a musician living in Vienna – recorder and renaissance-traverso player, singer, music teacher and artistically creative artist.

Born in 1987 in Mönchengladbach (Germany), she discovered her passion for music very early: She received her first recorder lessons at the age of five. She studied recorder and music education with Dorothee Oberlinger, Mozarteum, Salzburg, Bart Coen and Bart Spanhove, LUCA School of Arts, Leuven and Carsten Eckert, University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna. In addition, she also studied classical singing with Otto Rastbichler and Traverso with Gertraud Wimmer. She graduated all her studies with distinction.
Eva Leonie Fegers has won prizes at numerous competitions, including the first prize at the Moeck/SRP Solo Recorder Playing Competition in 2011 and the third prize along with a ‘Förderpreis’ at the 15th International Music Competition OSAKA. In addition, she has been supported by the Nordrheinwestfälischen Sparkassen, the Senioren-Union NRW, the Manfred Vetter-Stiftung, and has received the Zonta Musikpreis. She is a member of the Austrian broadcaster Ö1’s young talent scheme.
Eva Leonie Fegers has a strong commitment to chamber music and is a member of several early and contemporary music ensembles. She is a member of various ensembles for early music, contemporary music and soundperformance, including opia, Organic Opera, Duo F/F and Meta & Magnet.
She has performed with ensembles such as the Hofkapelle Münich, Ensemble 1700, La Folia Barockorchester, Synchron Stage Orchestra and the Tonkünstlerorchester Niederösterreich.
In addition, she gave concerts at numerous festivals, for instance the Porto Frank Fest (UKR), Festival Grafenegg (AUT), Wien Modern (AUT), Festival for Early Music Knechtsteden (GER), Bach-Festival Arnstadt (GER) and the Royal Greenwich International Early Music Festival (UK). She has performed live at the German and Austrian radio stations Bayrischer Rundfunk and Ö1. 
Eva Leonie Fegers has taken part in masterclasses with, amongst others, Walter van Hauwe, Han Tol, Paul Leenhouts, Lorenzo Cavasanti, Kees Boeke, Matthias Weilenmann, Reinhard Goebel and Trevor Pinnock.
The teaching of music and the enthusiasm for the recorder are very important to Eva Leonie Fegers: In addition to her teaching activities, she also holds workshops on contemporary music with a recorder.

Eva Leonie Fegers

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