Daphnis et Alcimadure de Mondonville
avec le choeur de chambre Les Eléments
Suites de danses de Rameau
Vent des Royaumes
entre Orient et Occident
Stabat Mater de Pergolèse
avec Magali Léger et Paulin Bündgen
Grands Motets versaillais
avec le Choeur du Capitole de Toulouse
Lamentations de Jean Gilles
avec le choeur de chambre Les Eléments
De Paris à Versailles
motets pour 3 voix d'hommes de Charpentier
Vivaldi Fioritura
avec la soprano Julia Kogan
Voyage à Lübeck
avec Gilles Cantagrel

Flavio Losco, violin

Flavio Losco, premier violon des Passions (c) Jean-Jacques AderFlavio Losco is a Franco-Italian musician. 

He took his musical training in violin, musical theory, percussion, organ, composition and Baroque Music at the Nice Conservatoire. It wasthere that he obtained several first prizes. 

Flavio Losco is a solo violonist in several ensembles specialising in Baroque Music in France and abroad, and such has played the violin and viola on many recordings. Of particular note was his world-first recording of some Paganini’s works on period instruments. These were comprised of sonatas for violin and guitar (wich were awarded 9/10 from Répertoire Magazine) and ” The Carnaval of Venise”. 

Whether playing solo violin in an ensemble or as a soloist – for example, alongside Amandine Beyer – Flavio Losco has received the highest awards, such as the Diapason d’Or, Diapason d’Or de l’Année, Choc de Classica, and so on. 

In 2005, he had the honour of playing on Ingres’s violin

In parallel with his instrumental activities, Flavio Losco has also performed as a tenor in oratorios and operas. Flavio Losco teaches Baroque violin at Nice Conservatoire