Benjamin Perrot is a French recorder player known for his elegant interpretations of Baroque music. He frequently performs and records works by French composers like Marin Marais and Louis de Caix d'Hervelois, showcasing the delicate and expressive qualities of the recorder. His discography also includes concertos by Italian composers such as Sammartini and Weideman, demonstrating his versatility and broad repertoire. Perrot often collaborates with other musicians and ensembles, exploring the rich landscape of chamber music from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Beyond his solo pursuits, Perrot delves into historically-informed performance practices, bringing to life the music of specific eras and locations. His recordings often focus on a particular time and place, such as "London circa 1720: Corelli's Legacy" and "London circa 1740: Handel's musicians," offering listeners a glimpse into the musical world of the past. He also participates in projects that explore broader themes, like "Le Concert des Oiseaux," which features music inspired by birdsong.
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