French baroque sonata for flute and bass by Michel Blavet

[Ms Bean]

September 2021 I went to a NEEMF (North East Early Music Forum) workshop for small ensembles (trios and quartets) and I met a bunch of early music people. Since then I've tried to meet up regularly with Byron, who plays mostly harpsichord. Today (after a playing session with a recorder player) we played some Blavet and we recorded the first movement of the sonata. (False start due to an F natural instead of F#, but I left it in.
Byron was okay with having his first name in the description, but he didn't like to be in the frame. I bought my traverso in 2005, and it was built by the French builder Claire Soubeyran, who unfortunately passed away in 2018.

 

[Patty]

September 2021 I went to a NEEMF (North East Early Music Forum) workshop for small ensembles (trios and quartets) and I met a bunch of early music people. Since then I've tried to meet up regularly with Byron, who plays mostly harpsichord. Today (after a playing session with a recorder player) we played some Blavet and we recorded the first movement of the sonata. (False start due to an F natural instead of F#, but I left it in.
Byron was okay with having his first name in the description, but he didn't like to be in the frame. I bought my traverso in 2005, and it was built by the French builder Claire Soubeyran, who unfortunately passed away in 2018.

Very nice, thanks so much! You’re both wonderful musicians.

 

[Ms Bean]

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, Patty. I'm glad you liked our effort.
I hope you and your loved ones are safe and sound in the current weather where you are!

 

[Patty]

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, Patty. I'm glad you liked our effort.
I hope you and your loved ones are safe and sound in the current weather where you are!

We came through very well, thank you (Sarasota, FL).