Laure Stehlin et Pascale Simon, flûtes Hotteterre, Air "Pourquoi doux Rossignol?"

Laure Stehlin et Pascale Simon: Air de cour à 2 flûtes, modèle Hotteterre (392Hz). Flûte basse fabriquée par Alain Weemaels.
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[@unagondolaunremo]

bravo les deux, c'est une musique qui marche d'un pas sûr, calme, c'est un plaisir pour l'âme

[@charlotteshepherd4908]

WOW so good. 392Hz, so refreshing. Well played Laure, and Pascale.❤

[@sibionic]

How lovely. I don't think I've ever seen a baroque era bass flute before - did such a thing exist in the 17th/18th century?

[@francescospiga7669]

It did, of course.

[@sibionic]

where is it featured? I can't think of a single piece of music where it's present from that era...@@francescospiga7669

[@rustydog1236]

nice!

[@LaureStehlin-musician]

Thank you! :o)

[@Oaktreealley]

is that bass flute authentic from the baroque era? I am in LOVE and need one!

[@lizziesmusicmaking]

I'd love to know about whether bent-headjoint flutes like that are known from the baroque era too.

[@francescospiga7669]

Yes, it has been discovered recently.

[@lizziesmusicmaking]

@@francescospiga7669 Very cool. Is there somewhere we can find out more about them?