Symphonie Concertate For 2 Flutes = Für 2 Flöten Op. 76 / Flute Concerto = Flötenkonzert No.7

Released by Philips in 1980, this recording features the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Antoni Ros-Marbà performing works by the 18th-century French composer François Devienne. Devienne, often celebrated as the French Mozart for his mastery of woodwind composition, wrote these pieces during the late 18th century, a period when the flute concerto was evolving significantly in technical complexity and melodic grace.

The performance features the renowned Swiss flautist Aurèle Nicolet alongside Christiane Nicolet. Aurèle Nicolet was a towering figure in 20th-century flute pedagogy and performance, known for his pristine tone and meticulous phrasing. This Philips recording is part of the label's prestigious classical catalog from the era, valued by collectors for its clean, balanced sound engineering and the sophisticated, elegant interplay between the soloists and the chamber ensemble.