A collection of flute works by CPEbach, the second son of Dabach, who is called Bach of Hamburg. The treatment of homophonic themes of his work, a balanced sense of form, a novel transposition method, and a sudden change in tempo or tempo are typical of a multi-sensory style. Many of the props for amateur music lovers are easy to play and the technique of notation is detailed. Among his six flute pieces, Wq133 in G major, which was composed for Frederick II, who was a flutist, is a masterpiece also known as'Hamburg Sonata', and is considered one of the most important performances by experts. With Ademech's clean and elegant chembal, Kunt's flute around the accompaniment unfolds his splendid tricks freely and gives an outstanding performance. CPEbach: Flute Sonata WQ 125,83,133'Hamburg Sonata',124,126,128,87 Vaclav Kunt(flute), Petr Adamec (cembalo), Frantisda Slama(violin) (BM312318)