Wilbert Hazelzet is a renowned flutist celebrated for his virtuosic performance on the Baroque flute, also known as the traverso. Born in the Netherlands, Hazelzet has carved out a distinguished career as a soloist and chamber musician, specializing in the music of the Baroque period. He is acclaimed for his expressive interpretations and his ability to unearth the nuanced emotions within the historical repertoire. Hazelzet's expertise is showcased through his extensive discography, which includes masterful renditions of Baroque composers such as J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach, Louis-Gabriel Guillemain, and Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, among others.
Having studied at The Hague's Royal Conservatory, Wilbert Hazelzet has gone on to teach a new generation of musicians while maintaining a busy schedule of performances and recordings. His disc "Baroque Flute Sonatas" further solidified his reputation as a maestro of the instrument while albums like "C. P. E. Bach: Concertos" and "Bach: Works for Flute" exhibit his deep understanding of Baroque sensitivities. His collaborations on works such as "Clérambault: Orphée & Médée" highlight his flair for dramatic narratives within the music. Hazelzet's dedication to his craft and his scholarly approach to performance practice has not only enriched the field of early music but also brought the ethereal tones of the Baroque flute to a wider modern audience.
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