BACH - Partita in a minor BWV 1013 (3.Sarabande) - Kossenko (LCDP #27)

Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750)
Solo pour la flûte traversière ("Partita") in a minor BWV 1013
III. Sarabande
Alexis Kossenko : Flute after Jacob Denner
(after the lost original of the Berlin Museum, Nürnberg, ca.1715)
made by Fridtjof Aurin (www.aurinflutes.com)
Boxwood, Imitation ivory, 2 silver keys
Pitch : A = 400
Recorded in Hospice d'Havré (Tourcoing, France)
© Les Concerts de Pan
réalisation : Colin Laurent // www.colinlaurent.com
This project was made possible thanks to the support of Atelier Lyrique de Tourcoing. For this reason we decided to chose 4 beautiful locations of Région Hauts-de-France for the recordings :
Maison Folie Hospice d'Havré
La Piscine de Roubaix
Hotel de ville de Tourcoing
Chaufferie de la Tossée
We wish to thank here all these partners who welcomed us so warmly !

[@barafostusdreame7134]

Magnifique! Et l'extension dans les graves est très instructive merci

[@mncjeff]

Wow, what an amazing interpretation of the BWV 1013 Sarabande…. Interesting improvisation and wonderful sound on the Denner baroque flute!

[@leonardodigrazia9758]

Wonderful flute and very interesting explanation.
May I ask where the fingering chart comes from?
Are the fingerings actually reflected on that your flute?