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Glad you like it! Thanks for listening :)

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Thank you for listening :)

Thanks, JoEllen!

Thank you! I'm glad you think so.

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Thank you & thanks for listening!

Obrigado!

Obrigado!

I’m glad you find the videos helpful - thank you for listening. I’ve enjoyed learning these etudes & hope more people play them! You are welcome to join the fb group “Etude of the Week - Amateur” to hear more renditions of these etudes.

@@musicstudioofannekcarlson2945 Many thanks!

@@musicstudioofannekcarlson2945. Lately I have been busy more than usual, so I have sent my form to your fb group just a few minutes ago…

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Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for telling me :)

@@musicstudioofannekcarlson2945 My pleasure!

@@HarrytheBulldogABC thanks for listening!

Thanks :)

Thank you! I just use QuickTime, which comes with a Mac. Or you have an iPad, you can use the recording app that comes with it - I've used that, too. I have a pretty inexpensive mic called a SnoBall. After I record, I put the video in to iMovie to lower the audio frequencies that will get rid of the high distortions that happen with flute playing. When I do that, it turns it in to an mp4, which is easier to import than the .mov that QuickTime produces.

@@musicstudioofannekcarlson2945 oh, okay, thanks. Unfortunately I only have a cheap laptop. My Mac broke and I haven't been able to record since. Maybe it's time I upgrade my computer.

Thank you!

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Thank you! Glad you like it :)

Obrigado!

thank you :). I'm glad you love it.

I used to, but now I live in a place where opportunities are slim. I'm thankful for this venue at this point in my life.

thanks! lots of practice :)

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you - that's a very nice thing to say :) Thanks for following my youtube channel. Tell your friends!

Thanks, Brian!

Thanks :)

Thanks, Erika!

No - I've never been a Powell person - just didn't click with me, I guess. I play on a Brannen with a Burkart head joint. Thank you!

Ha - thanks, Jeni. I appreciate your support :)

You're absolutely correct! Thanks for letting me know. I found that picture on Wikipedia for Kaspar Kummer, but now I can't find any pictures of him. Guess I should have found a 2nd source before using the photo.

@@musicstudioofannekcarlson2945 I found a real portrait of him. It’s at the Online Portrait Gallery spelled Johann Caspar Kummer.

@@felixclm you DID? I haven't found very much out about him at all. I'll check it out.

I'm so glad you found it helpful! Low notes are definitely difficult - especially if your flute has leaks in the keys ;-) Good for you getting them out well.

Thank you!

Thanks, Erika! It was interesting to learn about her. Wikipedia said her cause of death was diagnosed as "intestinal tuberculosis". But if you scroll way down on the page, it said it also could have been Crohn's disease, which the label wasn't available in 1918.

Thanks, Brian!

Thank you!

Hey there, Dan! Nice to hear from you! I watched your video on the Chanma Natural Preserve - pretty cool hearing about the clues to find old farms!

Мне тоже очень нравятся этюды Келлера этюды , и особенно Op 33-2. Спасибо за ваши флейтовые ролики. Спасибо за внимание и за ваш комментарий. Я надеюсь, что вы можете это понять! Я использовал переводчик гугл.

Thanks for listening, Brian - I appreciate it! Keep the comments coming :)

Thanks, Sylvain :)

thank you :)

Thank you - I'm glad you enjoyed it.