Hotteterre/ Allain-Dupre/ Uyama-Bouvard - Le RomainJacques Hotteterre, called le Romain, is one of the most illustrious figures in the history of the transverse flute. At the same time a distinguished performer, an enlightened teacher and a recognized composer, he brought to the Baroque flute full respectability through his Livres de pices (Books of Pieces), L'Art de Prlude (The Art of the Prelude) and his Principes de la Flte (principles of the Flute). There are various confusions relating to Jacques

publishes as part of the "A history explained by" collection with the Presses Universitaires de France

and contemporary improvised and electronic music after more than 18 years

Live" is a dialogue between two outstanding ballets

that certainly is true

and deepening the dialogue between the northern

For years Biondi was intimidated by Bach's writing for solo violin: so intimate

Born in Greece

a Provençal troubadour of the early 13th century

for which there are so many drastic comparisons in the media as "music that is always able to scare your grandmother

or Jaimie Branch

The Liner notes are by Luca Chino Ferrari and film maker Francesco Paolo Paladino who recorded a video from the concert

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