Dan Laurin is an esteemed Swedish recorder player, renowned for his mastery and innovation in the field of Baroque and contemporary recorder music. Born in 1960, Laurin has firmly established himself as a leading figure in the revival of the recorder as a serious concert instrument. His virtuosity and expressive performances have earned him critical acclaim across the globe, making him a sought-after soloist and recording artist.

Over his career, Laurin has focused on extending the recorder's repertoire, both through historical research leading to the revival of forgotten Baroque pieces and by commissioning new works from contemporary composers. His discography is extensive and diverse, as evidenced by his most recent releases such as "Amore Dolore - Countertenor Arias" and "Castrapolis: Neapolitan Cantatas and Arias," which showcase his versatility and deep understanding of the genre. He has lent his artistry to the nuanced interpretations of Telemann, as in "Telemann: Recorder Sonatas," and provided a fresh take on Vivaldi's classics like in "Vivaldi: Four Seasons (The) (Arr. for Recorder) / Recorder Concertos." A dedicated performer and pedagogue, Laurin's influence extends beyond performance, impacting the next generation of musicians through his teaching and recorded legacy.

Genres

Baroque Woodwind

Classical Performance

Recorder

Latest Release

Amore Dolore - Countertenor Arias

Nicolò Balducci•

Dan Laurin

Album - 14 Tracks - Released March 3, 2023