J.S. Bach: Sonatas for Flute and Harpsichord Stefanie Troffaes & Julien Wolfs

• Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
• 1I. Adagio ma non tanto03:08
• 2II. Allegro02:49
• 3III. Andante03:34
• 4IV. Allegro03:42
• 5I. Largo e dolce03:08
• 6II. Allegro04:34
• 7I. Toccata06:39
• 8II. Allemanda02:56
• 9III. Corrente03:51
• 10IV. Air01:07
• 11V. Sarabande04:54
• 12VI. Tempo di Gavotta01:31
• 13VII. Gigue04:52
• 14I. Adagio ma non tanto02:17
• 15II. Allegro03:10
• 16III. Siciliana03:39
• 17IV. Allegro assai03:20
• 18I. Andante08:08
• 19II. Largo e dolce03:52
• 20III. Presto05:44
• Total Runtime01:16:55

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1980 in Brügge geboren, begann Stefanie Troffaes zuerst die Blockflöte zu lernen, bevor sie mit elfJahren vom Klang der Traversflöte bezaubert wurde. Sie erhielt Unterricht in der barocken Flöte bei Patrick Beuckels und führte ihre Studien bei Barthold Kuijken und Marc Hantaï am Königlichen Konservatorium Brüssel fort, wo sie 2003 magna cum laude abschloss und außerdem ihren Master im Fach Blockflöte bei Bart Coen erhielt. Stefanie Troffaes tritt mit den renommiertesten Ensembles der Alten Musik wie B'Rock, Les Talens Lyriques, Collegium Vocale, La Petite Bande, Freiburger Barockorchester, Le Cercle de l'Harmonie auf. Ihr Flötenspiel ist auf zahlreichen Aufnahmen, vor allem mit Les Talens Lyriques unter Christophe Rousset, zu hören. Die vorliegende Bach-Einspielung ist allerdings ihr Solo-Debüt.

Stefanie Troffaes, Traversflöte
Julien Wolfs, Cembalo

Stefanie Troffaes
was born in Bruges, Belgium, in 1980, where she attended ute lessons with Patrick Beuckels and recorder lessons with Tomma Wessel. Stefanie continued her studies at the Brussels Royal Conservatory with Marc Hantaï, Barthold Kuijken and Frank Theuns for the ute and with Bart Coen for the recorder. Besides her Master’s degree which she concluded with magnum cum laude, she also received the prestigious Köberle Prize there. She has followed master classes with Daniël Brüggen, Karl Keiser and Wilbert Hazelzet.

In 2002, Stefanie was finalist at the International Soloist Competition Musica Antiqua Brugge, and in 2015, she was nominated by radio Klara for the Audience Prize Young Talent 2014 for her promising career.

She has performed freelance with numerous internationally renowned ensembles, including Les Talens Lyriques, B’Rock, Le Concert d’Astrée, Collegium Vocale, Les Mu atti, Insula Orchestra and Bach Concentus.

Stefanie has assisted in recordings for the labels Alpha, Musica Ficta, Naïve, Archiv Productions, Aparté, Challenge, Opus Arte, Palazzetto Bru Zane and Virgin.

Julien Wolfs
was born in Jodoigne, Belgium, in 1983, where he received his first harpsichord lessons from his mother Marie-Anne Dachy. He studied at the Amsterdam Conservatory and obtained his Master’s degree under Menno van Delft. At the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Lyon, he continued his studies with Françoise Lengellé and Dirk Börner, where he earned a Master’s degree in chamber music. At the IMEP in Namur, he also gained a Master’s degree in pedagogy.

In 2007, Julien Wolfs was first laureate at the international contest for harpsichord at Musica Antiqua Brugge. Besides a shared second prize, he also scooped the Audience Award and the Editions Minko Prize.

Julien is founding member of the ensemble Les Timbres. In 2009, the ensemble won rst prize at the contest Musica Antiqua Brugge, along with the special prize for the best performance of a contemporary creation. Their first CD Les Pièces de Clavecin en Concerts of Jean-Philippe Rameau was awarded a Diapason d’Or in 2014.

Julien was a guest at prestigious festivals in Europa and Japan, both as a soloist and in chamber music. He can be heard in the following ensembles and alongside the following artists: Les Timbres, Ricercar Consort, Philippe Pierlot, Lingua Franca, Benoît Laurent and For two to play. He has taken part in several recordings for the labels Ricercar, Ligia Digital, Flora and Mirare.

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