The Cavatina Duo — Eugenia Moliner, flute (from Spain) and Denis Azabagic, guitar (from Bosnia) — has become one of the most impressive combinations of its kind in the world.

Since winning the "Young Musicians of the Doelen" competition in the Netherlands in 1996, the Cavatina Duo has captivated audiences with their electrifying performances across North America, Europe and Asia in such major venues and festivals as Ravinia (Chicago), Da Camera Society (Los Angeles), Aix-en-Provence Summer Festival (France), Eem & Veem Festival (Netherlands), International Guitar Festival of Frechen (Germany), and the National Concert Hall of Taipei (Taiwan), among many others.

The duo's repertoire includes music from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and contemporary periods. A high point of their concerts is music inspired by the folk traditions of their native lands of Spain and the Balkans.

The duo's performances have been broadcast by radio and television stations in Europe and North America. They have been the subject of interviews in the international magazines Classical Guitar (UK), Guitarra Magazine (web) and Soundboard (USA). They are the first guitar and flute duo to be featured on the cover of Classical Guitar Magazine (UK).

Composers from around the world have been inspired to compose and arrange new works for the duo: Sérgio Assad and Clarice Assad (Brazil); Carlos Rivera, Michael Karmon and Michael Djupstrom (USA); Alan Thomas (UK-USA), Erik Otte (the Netherlands); Alejandro Yagüe (Spain); Boris Gaquere (Belgium) and V. Ivanovic (Bosnia/Greece). The Duo received the Encore Prize in 2003 for their collaboration with Michael Karmon.

They have recorded three CD's for the Spanish and North American labels Opera Tres, Orobroy and Cedille Records. Forthcoming are an all-Piazzolla CD, as well as a disc of Balkan music which will be released by Cedille Records in 2009.

The duo's blend of Spanish passion and Balkan sensibility make their concerts a unique experience.

Eugenia Moliner has been acclaimed as a "brilliant young musician" by the British Flute Society magazine. She has performed with the principal musicians of the Chicago Symphony and Rotterdam Philharmonic, and has been featured on radio and television programs in Spain, the Netherlands, Taiwan and the USA. Ms. Moliner holds degrees in music performance from the Conservatories of Valencia (Spain) and Rotterdam (Netherlands).

Winner of no fewer than eleven international competitions, Denis Azabagic has been described as a "virtuoso with flawless technique" by Soundboard Magazine.

Learn more at www.cavatinaduo.com