Marion Verbruggen is a renowned recorder player whose virtuosity and deep musical insight have made her one of the leading figures in the early music movement. Born in the Netherlands, Verbruggen has demonstrated a lifelong passion for Baroque and Renaissance music, with a particular focus on unearthing and interpreting the repertoire for the recorder. Her career has been marked by a blend of scholarly endeavor and performance brilliance, allowing her to contribute to the revival and increased appreciation of the recorder as a serious classical instrument.

Verbruggen’s discography reflects her dedication to the genre and her desire to push the boundaries of the recorder's capabilities. She is perhaps best known for her transcriptions of J.S. Bach's Cello Suites, which she has successfully adapted for her instrument, challenging preconceived notions about the recorder's range and expressivity. Additionally, her recordings, including "Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Arranged for Recorders)" and "Handel: The Complete Sonatas for Recorder," demonstrate her ability to bring fresh perspectives to well-trod musical paths, earning her critical acclaim. A sought-after soloist and chamber musician, Marion Verbruggen's performances continue to enchant audiences worldwide, sharing the joy and complexity of early music through the delicate voice of the recorder.

Genres

Baroque Woodwind

Recorder

Latest Release

Recorder Duets of Three Centuries

Marion Verbruggen

Album - 24 Tracks - Released November 1, 2014