Clas Pehrsson is highly regarded in the classical music world, specifically for his deft skill on the recorder. The Swedish virtuoso, born on February 1, 1944, has been instrumental in elevating the reputation of the recorder from a perceived simple instrument to one capable of intricate and emotionally resonant performances. Pehrsson's musical career is distinguished by a deep dedication to Baroque and early music, marking him as one of the foremost recorder players of modern times.

Throughout his prolific career, Pehrsson has recorded a copious catalog of works, especially those by Baroque composers. His discography showcases an array of complex chamber music and solo pieces, underlining his affinity for the works of Telemann, Vivaldi, Handel, Quantz, and Bach, among others. Albums such as "Telemann: Complete Recorder Music, Vol. 3" exhibit his breadth of technique and interpretive insight. The "Artistry Of Clas Pehrsson" serves not only as a testament to his virtuosity but also to his efforts in bringing recorder music to new audiences. Pehrsson's collaboration with other esteemed musicians highlights the versatility of the recorder, as heard in pieces like "Italian And English Music for Recorder And Lute" and "English Consort Music." His ability to seamlessly navigate the delicate structures of Baroque concertos and the lyrical melodies of sonatas has solidified his standing as a master of his craft, inspiring both music enthusiasts and aspiring recorder players alike.

Genres

Classical Performance

Recorder

Latest Release

Linde: Amarilli, Mia Belli / Kukuck: Die Brucke

Clas Pehrsson

Album - 27 Tracks - Released January 31, 1996