Marc Hantaï

Marc Hantaï is an esteemed French flutist specializing in Baroque music and is widely recognized for his expertise in historical performance practice. He started his music education at a young age, and it was his encounter with the celebrated recorder player and flutist Frans Brüggen that played a significant role in shaping his approach to Baroque music. Hantaï's dedication to the authentic interpretation of early music led him to master the traverso, the Baroque transverse flute, which has become his instrument of choice.

Throughout his career, Marc Hantaï has worked with numerous reputable ensembles and musicians, contributing to the revival of 17th and 18th-century music as performed on period instruments. His vast discography reflects a deep immersion in the works of composers like Johann Sebastian Bach, Haydn, and Rameau. Notably, his recordings of Bach's "Sonates pour flûte et clavecin" and "Musikalisches Opfer" (The Musical Offering) are celebrated for their intricate interplay and expressive musicianship. Hantaï's passion for chamber music is evident in his intimate interpretations of Haydn's "Trios avec piano" and his dynamic live performances, such as the "Jean-Philippe Rameau: Pygmalion, Ouverture" recorded at concerts. His dedication to historical accuracy, technical prowess, and musical sensitivity makes Marc Hantaï a pivotal figure in the world of classical flute performance.

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Haydn: Trios avec piano
Album - 11 Tracks - Released June 17, 2022
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