Matthias Maute
recorder/transverse flute

Known for his stunning blend of dazzling virtuosity and colorful expressivity, MATTHIAS MAUTE is recognized as one of the most outstanding recorder players of his generation, and has also earned an international reputation for his formidable talents as a traverso player as well as a composer. In 1990, after finishing his studies in Freiburg and Utrecht with Baldrick Deerenberg and Marion Verbruggen, he was awarded first prize in the prestigious Musica Antiqua Competition in Bruges, Belgium. That same year his CD Les Barricades, which included some of his own works, was released. Four years later, he won the Dutch Impresariat Chamber Music Competition with Trio Passagio. In addition to being a core member of REBEL, he is the Artistic Director of Ensemble Caprice, and the festival Les Journés de la flute à bec Montréal (Montreal Recorder Festival) both of which include his wife and duo partner, the recorder and traverso player Sophie Larivière.

Mr. Maute’s compositions hold an important place in the world of contemporary recorder music and are frequently heard in concerts in Europe and North America. They have been published by Amadeus (Switzerland), Carus (Germany), Moeck (Germany), Mieroprint (Germany) and Ascolta (The Netherlands).
Miserere, his double concerto for viola, cello and orchestra was premiered in Boston in 2002.

Much in demand as a teacher at workshops in the U.S. and in Europe, Mr. Maute has been featured as a performer and teacher at early music festivals around the world, including those of Boston, Amherst, Bruges, Berlin, Kassel, Schwetzingen, Stuttgart, Regensburg, Avignon and Berkeley, for the San Francisco Early Music Society and Bloomington Recorder Academy (Indiana) and at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria. He is a professor at McGill University in Montreal and is the author of a book on improvisation on the recorder, published by Breitkopf & Härtel.  Mr. Maute can be heard on Vanguard Classics, ANTES Editions, ATMA Classique, Dorian Recordings and Bridge records.



 

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