Jan De Winne is an esteemed musician renowned for his expertise in historical performance practice, particularly in the realm of Baroque music played on period instruments. He is celebrated for his virtuoso playing of the traverso, the Baroque flute, which is a precursor to the modern instrument. De Winne's reputation as an interpreter of early music is founded on a deep understanding and appreciation for the historical context of the works he performs.

His passion for the authentic soundscapes of the 17th and 18th centuries has culminated in a number of critically acclaimed recordings. De Winne's mastery is showcased in his renditions of Johann Sebastian Bach's works, including the "Bach: Concertos" album, where he brilliantly performs concertos and a cantata that demand both technical prowess and expressive sensitivity. His discography reflects a scholarly and passionate approach to music-making, with recent releases such as "Quartets for Flute, Viola, Cello, and Pianoforte," "Handel: Sonatas for flute and basso continuo," "Bach: Chamber Music," and "Boismortier: 6 Concertos for Five Flutes, Op. 15," further establishing him as a leading light in the field of early music performance. Through his refined skill and dedication to the authentic performance, Jan De Winne breathes new life into centuries-old compositions, allowing contemporary audiences to experience the rich sonic tapestry of the past.

Genres

Baroque Woodwind

Latest Release

Bach: Concertos (BWV 1042,1044, 1052) and Cantata 'Non sa che sia Dolore' (BWV 209)

Johann Sebastian Bach•

Jan De Winne

Album - 14 Tracks - Released June 1, 2016