The common Baroque-era practice of interchanging the violin and flute continued into the Classical era, with Haydn but one among many upholders of this tradition.Understanding the potential of the flute extremely well, he accordingly transcribed his Six Duets, op.99 for two violins, to be played by eager amateur flautists of the London nobility, where is popularity was surging.These premiere recordings feature the acclaimed father-daughter duo of Gian-Luca and Ginevra Petrucci, who each separately enjoy busy international schedules that encompass quite varied musical activities.
