Ok, I know, this episode is longer than usual. BUT, I simply couldn’t cut anything out, this conversation was flute gold from start to finish. So please use the chapters if you want to split it up, and DO NOT MISS Alexis’ History of Flutes; yous are being spoiled. 

I often speak of my Holy Trinity of period flute players, and Alexis Kossenko is a cornerstone of them. Therefore I’m beyond buzzed to having him on to chat everything from The French Flute School, to Alain Marion, Conducting and Academia’s role in performing. 

I also can’t recommend Alexis’ YouTube channel “Les concerts de Pan” enough; an essential resource for all flutists. 

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Chapters:

0:00 - An intro to our guest

2:35 - Inline vs Offset G

7:42 - Studying with Alain Marion

15:15 - The French Flute School

18:20 - The V Word

23:25 - The Importance of Academia 

33:35 - Other Arts for a Musician

35:25 - A History of Flutes 

59:10 - Louis Lot

1:03:20 - Flutists as Conductors

1:10:10 - Quick Fire Questions

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