Telemann/ Laurin/ Olofsson - Recorder Sonatas Fulfilled By FYE The line-up in this recording

The line-up in this recording is like the author's dream come true

Haselböck plays on the hall's imposing Rieger organ in what is one of it's very first recordings

It captures Roscoe Mitchell in a very important period in his development as a musician as he started exploring his own solo voice again after a very productive period with the Art Ensemble of Chicago

David Oistrakh's playing is tremendously good

Telemann/ Laurin/ Olofsson - Recorder Sonatas Fulfilled By FYE The line-up in this recordingOver the past decades, Dan Laurin has established himself as one of the most interesting recorder players of our time. His more than 30 critically acclaimed releases on BIS range from a seminal 9 disc set of van Eyck's Der Fluyten Lust hof to contemporary concertos. The first recordings Laurin made for the label were of duets by Georg Philipp Telemann, and since then he has returned to the composer several times, recording chamber music and concertos.