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Very well done.

Wonderful presentation. Thanks for posting.

Funny thing about Joseph Rampal students, they all have a crooked left side posture on the headjoint... they sound good, but as a teacher I always correct the students to be more like in the middle...

The best explanation for the history of the relaxed embouchure philosophy and the transition for to need for building chops I've ever heard.

Beautiful performance, Bravo! I couldn't help notice that the rendered pitch is a semi-tone higher than printed. Is the audio playback fast, or is it intentional? Thank you! Looking forward to listen to the whole discussion...

Thanks very much for this video !

Maravilloso! Excelente se selección. he pasado un gran momento; gracias y felicitaciones.

Can i use this track for my RUclips video? Please reply

Seems like a wrong note at :24 (5th measure, C# on the second 32nd note), no?

Thanks a lot for this memory of Joseph Rampal. In the interview with Robert Langevin, it is mentioned a record of Bach sonatas with Puyana. Is it possible to get this LP or CD anywhere? For years I am looking after records of Joseph Rampal. Thanks for any informations about that. Best regards

WONDERFUL!! 🎉

super super bravo difficile trovare le parole giuste stratosferico voce tecnica interpretazione perfetto

Superb! Great, great flautist!

I'm very interested to hear you speak about hearing before playing, and how so much classical flute training effectively excluded use of the ear. I'm mainly an organist, and I'm becoming more and more aware of how most organists effectively exclude the use of ears in practice and playing (Charles-Marie Widor complained "les organistes ne s'écoutent jamais!" -- and now the problem is even worse than it was in his day). Of all instruments, the organ lends itself most easily to playing without use of the ears, because it's so mechanical in its operation: the player doesn't control intonation, and color and dynamics are varied through choice of registers or other purely mechanical controls. But, come to think of it. in a certain sense, woodwinds are being treated more mechanically in recent years, what with instruments increasingly built in perfect equal temperament, requiring little or no compensation on the player's part, often at the expense of dynamic nuance or tone color variation.

Principal flute of Milwaukee Symphony. Such a big, full, beautiful tone

It took me too long to realize this was a traverso. Gorgeous sound. I like the Sarabande reprise, but with proper theatrical dynamics, it can be made prettier in its short form. But for the Allemande, that F flat, mistake or not, is the most important note in the piece. Like a pebble thrown into a pond, it immediately changes the surface and then it ripples out into bigger and bigger movements. Turning it into an E robs the second part of its cause.

This is a jewel of a video. This young man, Irwin Hall, is an incredible musician. I first saw him in a video by Melody Gardot, and I must say he was quite impressive.

So glad I found this! Was a great conversation. Love and support from Chicago!

BRILLIANT!! Was the Carmen piece your own arrangement? I've never heard this one before? 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Potrebbe evitare quegli inguardabili passetti di danza!

What a sound. Moves my soul Sonora

Just curious who made the flute in your pic, bot originally and the copy

I remember Janet See playing in “Weihnachtsoratorium“ BWV 248 of JS Bach in the orchestra of Sir John Eliot Gardiner. I was very impressed back then, as I am right now! Thank you so much for this wonderful upload! ❤

Signor Taballione suona il flauto prestando "l'ascolto ~ il segno del sentimento", essendo pensiero all'organo per il suo adeguato flusso in suoni cladnici (Cladnische Klangfiguren), essendo segno sú sabbia, metallo, aqua, erba, pelle, stella ed essendo la sua via armoniosa nel toccarsi. Stella maris ~ universitá d'arteterapia a Bologna..........

Noel DaCosta was a teacher of mine and changed my life. He was an amazing human being and a very ignored composer. Please note that the photo you have of Noel DaCosta in the video is not him, but a man with the same name who was the past president of the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce. Thank you again for showing the world the amazing man's music.

Lovely playing all of you. Lucas' R hand position is the same as the professor at the university I studied had. I think it's what Rockstro recommended. (It was a long time ago.) Some thought it was eccentric, but he had a beautiful tone and style. Lucas doesn't seem to have any musculoskeletal issues and he also plays beautifully. Thank you for posting.

I have returned to the flute after more than fifty years. This klezmer flute inspires me to play this genre. Thank you for giving me such happiness!

After having just seen Adam Sadberry last night in St. Johnsbury, VT I went on youtube to see what else I could find. Fabulous concert.

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Beautiful!

0:09 Sonata, Op. 23 (1987) Lowell Liebermann (b. 1961) 13:21 Sonata in E minor. BWV 1034 J.S. Bach (1685-1750) 28:58 Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) transc. P. Taballione (unpublished) 39:16 Fantasy on Verdis La Traviata Paolo Taballione (b. 1981) 51:45 Carmen Fantasy Franz Waxman (1906-1967), transc. P. Taballione (unpublished)

Unico! Sei il flauto come attualmente nessun altro al mondo. Professionalità e talento senza eguali.

A playlist of Maxence Larrieu interpretations: ruclips.net/p/PLbDf3FJDlBe16cZskEYmTclh4LmtSIx4v

0:00 credits 0:37 reception and introduction(0:52) 1:54 invitation to newyork flute club 2:20 powell's celebrating comment and introduction of the flute in this performance(2:50 18k rosegold powell flute) 3:04 stage introduction (happy birthday master🥰 3:14) of all the musicians together😊 4:27 couperin quatrieme concert royal in e minor for flute and basso continuo 9:25 leclair deuxieme recreation de musique in g major op.8 for two flutes and basso continuo 19:57 ibert entr'acte 😍🤩🥰 awesome master Larrieu, purely astounding! Monsieur, you are in your 80s looking at 90 soon...🥰 but power and youth still flows in your sound! respect and admiration😍 22:55 debussy en bateau 26:38 faure en priere (praying) 28:58 faure apres un reve(after a dream) 31:22 ravel piece en forme de habanera 33:45 ibert 2 interludes for two flutes and piano 41:25 poulenc sonata mov.1 45:26 poulenc sonata mov.2 48:45 poulenc sonata mov.3 52:27 mozart duet from the magic flute 55:54 interview with Maxence Larrieu by the principal flute of the newyork philharmonic, about his current flute (powell 18k rosegold flute 56:22) and his playing style, his musical training history, etc. BRAVO MASTER, BRAVO!😍🥰

Hello Janet and Jillon! Just happened upon the airing of this broadcast! After hiding successfully in my shop, was just infected with covid and home from some days in hospital and still showing strong infected signal in my tests, and my age and heart condition are very much against me Joe Monticello was to come here to work on flutes but he will remain in bay area with friends for a while Much love Rod.... Mendocino

On my wish list!

Desert Mist - stunning "piece" and stunning performance by Robert. This is an impressive introduction to the masterclass

Grandissimi!!!

Großartig Paollo! Unglaublich 💪🏼💪🏼

As an older player with RA I'd do anything for an affordable vertical headjoint. I cannot afford the Flutelab one. Also - did I hear ELSA'S PROCESSION! 😍

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've never heard of Mr.Larrieu before - what a treasure!!

GENIAL

Thanks to Katherine, great invenstigations and very fine job. Did you follow my youtubes in the last 15 years? No ? Here is an elder video/headjoint of my own products: ruclips.net/video/KMqlhNgZ6bU/видео.html I hope to reach you over this flute channel over the New York Flute Club...?... any way have fun listening to my enblown flute --- and later many more styles. I will upload a very new model in the next days on my channel

Thank you Gary, I learned a lot from your teaching :D

I produced this. I just found it and it made me so happy to see that folks enjoyed it. It was a wonderful experience to work with Janet and Jillon.

To hear the artistry of a musician is inspiring.

This is a wonderful way to spend a Thursday evening. Your music captures my imagination. I see a flute and I hear a singer.

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Would love to know more about the flute she's playing.

I have ordered THE TOP OCTAVE and can't wait for it to arrive.