On this CD the 'Deutz Trio' perform for over 70 minutes providing gentle, prayerful music that uplifts the mind and spirit to God. It is ideal for personal prayer, for group use, or simply as quietening music before or during a Service.

Track listing:

Suite No. 3 in G major - Air JS Bach
Concerto for Oboe in D minor - Adgaio Albinoni
Sonata in E major - Adagio JS Bach
Trio Sonata in F major - Allegro Telemann
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring JS Bach
Suite in B minor for Flute - Sarabande JS Bach
Concerto for Oboe in F major - Siciliano JS Bach
Concerto for Oboe and Flute in C minor - Adagio JS Bach
Sonata in E major - Adagio JS Bach
Sonata in B minor - Largo JS Bach
Sonata in E minor - Adagio JS Bach
Trio Sonata in G major - Allegro, ma non troppo JS Bach
Trio Sonata in G major - Adagio e piano JS Bach
Flute Quartet in D major - Adagio Mozart
Trio Sonata in C minor - Larghetto Quantz
Trio Sonata in F major - Larghetto Handel
Trio Sonata in F major - Adagio Handel
Sonata in C major - Minuet 1 JS Bach
Sonata in C major - Minuet 2 JS Bach
Suave Gentile 'Cosi Fan Tutte Mozart
Sonata in B minor - Andante JS Bach
Trio Sonata in A minor - Cantabile Telemann

The Deutz Trio was born out of a remarkable musical chemistry that developed between Paul Edmund-Davies, Roy Carter and John Alley. Principal flautist, oboist and pianist respectively in the London Symphony Orchestra, they have worked together under some of the most renowned conductors in many of the finest concert halls throughout the world. Whilst much of the greatest music to be written is found in the symphonic repertoire, the sensitive musicianship of the members of The Deutz Trio equally lends itself to the quieter mood of prayer.

Having sat next to one another as Principals in the Orchestra for the best part of a decade, Paul and Roy have developed a unique ability to play together with a natural awareness to mould and shape phrases in a totally sympathetic way. This comes over to the listener, not solely as a joining of the musicianship of two individuals, but also as a perfect blend of two very contrasting wind instruments. Their solo recital concerts with John began more than fifteen years ago and the formation of the Trio has been the natural culmination of several years careful preparation.