2. Serenade / Zweite Serenade

Besetzung: Flöte, Fagott, Viola und Gitarre

1. Allegro ma non troppo, 2. Menuetto (Allegretto), 3. Andante cantabile, 4. Rondo (Allegretto), M.A. Rompano gewidmet

The most prominent exponent of German Romantic flute-playing in the first half of the 19th century, A.B. Fürstenau was the son and flute pupil of Caspar Fürstenau (177-1819) and the father and teacher of Moritz Fürstenau (1824-89). After an early career as a traveling virtuoso alongside his father, he was appointed principal flutist of the Dresden orchestra by Carl Maria von Weber in 1820.