Sonates en trio - Transcriptions pour flûte Maud Caille

Description

"A smiling good mood illuminates them." This is how musicologist André Pirro described the trio sonatas for organ by Johann Sebastian Bach. This collection is undoubtedly one of the peaks of the work of the Cantor of Leipzig. Maud Caille and Fabien Armengaud present here their own transcription for recorder and harpsichord, bringing a new perspective to these masterpieces. This recording is both a tribute, a personal interpretation, a musical labyrinth, and a constantly renewed dialogue between the recorder and the harpsichord. The six trio sonatas for organ are among those works that accompany us throughout our lives and that we would gladly take to a deserted island. When we were young students searching for music for recorder and obbligato harpsichord in Bach's works, we faced the absence of original repertoire for these two instruments. The transcription of the first sonata for organ was one of the first scores we played. We have been close to this collection of sonatas for over thirty years. When we thought about a recording program, these six sonatas, with their beauty and construction, became an obvious choice.