Sonates pour flûte à bec et basson Vincent Lauzer & Mathieu Lussier

• Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741): Trio Sonata in A Minor, RV 86:
• 1 Trio Sonata in A Minor, RV 86: I. Largo 01:00
• 2 Trio Sonata in A Minor, RV 86: II. Allegro 02:23
• 3 Trio Sonata in A Minor, RV 86: III. Largo cantabile 02:37
• 4 Trio Sonata in A Minor, RV 86: IV. Allegro molto 02:01
• Nicolas Chédeville (1705-1782): Trio in A Major (Attrib. to Vivaldi's Op. 13, RV 59 "Il pastor fido"):
• 5 Trio in A Major (Attrib. to Vivaldi's Op. 13, RV 59 "Il pastor fido"): I. Preludio. Largo 02:01
• 6 Trio in A Major (Attrib. to Vivaldi's Op. 13, RV 59 "Il pastor fido"): II. Allegro, ma non presto 02:43
• 7 Trio in A Major (Attrib. to Vivaldi's Op. 13, RV 59 "Il pastor fido"): III. Pastorale, ad libitum 03:01
• 8 Trio in A Major (Attrib. to Vivaldi's Op. 13, RV 59 "Il pastor fido"): IV. Allegro 03:19
• Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689-1755): Sonata in A Minor, Op. 37 No. 5:
• 9 Sonata in A Minor, Op. 37 No. 5: I. Vivace 01:53
• 10 Sonata in A Minor, Op. 37 No. 5: II. Largo 01:31
• 11 Sonata in A Minor, Op. 37 No. 5: III. Allegro 01:38
• Johann Friedrich Fasch (1688-1758): Sonata in C Major for Bassoon & Continuo, FaWV N:C1:
• 12 Sonata in C Major for Bassoon & Continuo, FaWV N:C1: I. Largo 03:19
• 13 Sonata in C Major for Bassoon & Continuo, FaWV N:C1: II. Allegro 02:15
• 14 Sonata in C Major for Bassoon & Continuo, FaWV N:C1: III. Andante 03:04
• 15 Sonata in C Major for Bassoon & Continuo, FaWV N:C1: IV. Allegro assai 02:58
• Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767): Recorder Sonata in C Major, TWV 41:C5:
• 16 Recorder Sonata in C Major, TWV 41:C5: I. Adagio - Allegro 02:25
• 17 Recorder Sonata in C Major, TWV 41:C5: II. Larghetto 01:48
• 18 Recorder Sonata in C Major, TWV 41:C5: III. Vivace 02:25
• Joseph Bodin de Boismortier: Sonata in E Minor, Op. 37 No. 2:
• 19 Sonata in E Minor, Op. 37 No. 2: I. Allegro 01:55
• 20 Sonata in E Minor, Op. 37 No. 2: II. Adagio 02:10
• 21 Sonata in E Minor, Op. 37 No. 2: III. Allegro 01:30
• Georg Philipp Telemann: Recorder Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1:
• 22 Recorder Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1: I. Triste 02:26
• 23 Recorder Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1: II. Allegro 03:55
• 24 Recorder Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1: III. Andante 02:00
• 25 Recorder Sonata in F Minor, TWV 41:F1: IV. Vivace 02:07
• Johann Friedrich Fasch: Trio Sonata in F Major, FaWV N:F5:
• 26 Trio Sonata in F Major, FaWV N:F5: I. Andante 02:27
• 27 Trio Sonata in F Major, FaWV N:F5: II. Allegro 02:32
• 28 Trio Sonata in F Major, FaWV N:F5: III. Allegro 01:53
• Total Runtime 01:05:16

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The start of recorder soloist Vincent Lauzer’s career was meteoric. Winner of several prizes in national and international competitions, Lauzer was awarded the Fernand-Lindsay Career Award in 2015, First Prize at the 2012 Stepping Stone Canada Music Competition, and the Career Development Award from the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto in 2012. Révélation Radio-Canada 2013-2014 and Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the 2012 Opus Awards, recorder player Vincent Lauzer graduated from McGill University. His first solo CD was released in September 2013 on ATMA Classique. He is the artistic director of the Lamèque International Baroque Music Festival in New-Brunswick.

Mathieu Lussier has energetically and passionately promoted modern and baroque bassoon as solo instruments throughout North America and Europe for nearly two decades. He devotes considerable time to chamber music as a member of ensemble Pentaèdre de Montréal. His numerous solo recordings include more than a dozen bassoon concertos (Vivaldi, Mozart, Fasch, Graupner, Telemann, and Corrette), an album of bassoon sonatas by Boismortier, three albums for solo bassoon by François Devienne, and two albums of music for winds by Gossec and Méhul. Mathieu Lussier is in demand as a guest conductor in Canada and abroad. Appointed by Les Violons du Roy as Conductor-in-residence in 2012, and Associate Conductor in 2014, Lussier has led the orchestra in numerous programs both in Quebec, and on tour across Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

Vincent Lauzer, flute
Mathieu Lussier, bassoon
Sylvain Bergeron, lute
Amanda Keesmaat, baroque cello
Mélisande McNabney, harpsichord

Vincent Lauzer
Révélation Radio-Canada 2013-2014 and Breakthrough Artist of the Year (2012 Opus Awards), Vincent Lauzer graduated from McGill University, where he studied with Matthias Maute. His first solo CD, “Passaggi” got released in September 2014 and was nominated for an ADISQ award in 2014. He is the artistic director of the Lamèque International Baroque Music Festival.

Winner of several prizes in national and international competitions, he has recently been awarded the Fernand Lindsay Career Award, a 50 000$ scholarship given to a young promising Canadian musician for the development of an international career. Vincent received the Béatrice-Kennedy-Bourbeau Award at the Prix d’Europe 2015. In 2012, he won the First Prize during the Stepping Stone of the Canadian Music Competition and the Career Development Award from the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto. In 2009, he was awarded the First Prize and the Audience Appreciation Prize in the Montreal International Recorder Competition. Vincent also received the Montreal Baroque Prize for Audaciousness and Musicality in the Galaxie-CBC Rising Stars Competition during the Montreal Baroque Festival in 2007.

Vincent is a member of Flûte Alors , the only Canadian recorder quartet, with whom he toured Eastern Canada as part of Jeunesses Musicales du Canada’s 2012-2013 season. Vincent is also a founding member of Les Songes and of the ensemble Recordare, which was one of the five finalists in the Early Music America/Naxos Recording Competition.

Mathieu Lussier
A versatile performer, he also plays with Les Violons du Roy, La Bande Montréal Baroque, Les Idées Heureuses, Arion, La Follia Austin Baroque, and La Cigale. He played for various series and festivals in Canada and in the United States (Austin, Boston, New Haven, New York, Philadelphia) as well as in Mexico, France, Germany, Spain and Belgium. He can be heard on CBC Radio 2 and Radio-Canada’s ICI Musique.

A versatile musician with a commanding grasp of early repertoire, Mathieu Lussier is increasingly in demand as a guest conductor in Canada and abroad. Appointed by les Violons du Roy as Conductor-in-residence in 2012, and Associate Conductor in 2014, Lussier has led the orchestra in numerous programs both in Quebec, and on tour in greater Canada, the United States and Mexico, collaborating with artists such as Marc-André Hamelin, Alexandre Tharaud, Jeremy Denk, Jean-Guihen Queyras, Anthony Marwood and Karina Gauvin. Previous appointments include Artistic Director of the Lamèque international baroque music Festival, where he served from 2008 to 2014. in 2014, Lussier was awarded Canada Art Council’s prestigious Jean-Marie-Beaudet conducting prize.

Recent engagements include the 2013, 2014 and 2015 Festival international de Lanaudière, Orchestre de la mission saint-Charles, Arion baroque orchestra, Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal and Atelier lyrique de l’Opéra de Montréal, where he conducted acclaimed productions of Handel’s Acis and Galatea and Grétry’s Zémire et Azor with les Violons du Roy. In 2015, Mathieu Lussier also made his conducting debuts with Sherbrooke Symphony Orchestra, Trois-Rivières Symphony Orchestra and Montréal Symphony Orchestra (OSM). Season 2016-2017 will see his debuts with Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Symphony Nova Scotia in Halifax.

As a soloist, Mathieu Lussier has energetically and passionately promoted the modern and baroque bassoon as solo instruments for nearly two decades throughout North America and Europe. He has been associated with such ensembles as Arion Baroque Orchestra (Montreal), les Violons du Roy (Quebec City), Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra (Toronto), the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, and Apollo’s Fire (Cleveland). He also devotes considerable time to chamber music as a member of ensemble Pentaèdre de Montréal. Since the summer of 2014, he has been Assistant professor at Université de Montréal. His numerous solo recordings include over a dozen bassoon concertos (Vivaldi, Fasch, Graupner, Telemann, and Corrette), a CD of bassoon sonatas by Boismortier, three CDs of music for solo bassoon by François Devienne, and two CDs of wind music by Gossec and Méhul.

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