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what an elegant piano accompaniment.

Gorgeous - actually, perfect - playing from both flautist and pianist. Beautiful piece!

Excellent accompaniment. Well done the pianist.

Bellísimo! La composición, la ejecución y la interpretación de ambos. Es bellísimo todo! Gracias!

很好聽

This piece is so cool I’m going to be playing it for my Freshman spring semester recital 🎉

Lovely. Love the book. "Treasures for Flute and Piano." Thank you.

Absolument délicieux!!!

marvellous and poverful !

5:58 Allegretto 9:50 Vivace

Show!!!! Show!!!!Obrigada!!!

At times I almost felt that the flute notes and the piano notes blended to the extent that it was hard to tell them apart, a cool auditory sensation.

Fun to watch the whole play after watching the soundtrack releases recently - captures the feeling of being at AOS!

Interesting demo thanks, but you need more definition and a clearer voice recording, the students are mostly indistinguishable.

This was always my favorite piece to perform. So beautiful and a fun experience to play. She does it beautifully!

Love the transition(s) from chaotic to the single clear centred tone. Perhaps you wouldnøt like it to be described that way!

omg, she is so amazing, I love her

Where did you learn how to make flutes?

awesome!!!! delightful interpretation!

Che meraviglia di suono nel secondo tempo ❤️

3:39 favorite part

0:40 4:46 7:33 8:30 9:30

Maravilloso, en España se conoce poco la obra de Daniel Dorff

What a beautiful and mysterious piece. Amy you are pure magic. Your expressiveness is out of this world. I love your tone as well. Hope I can find a back story for this piece.

My band director just recommended I do this for S+E and I am shocked

Wonderful piece. Beautifully played Amy.

brilliant!

9:50

Her playing is just so effortless🥺🥺🥰🥰

Beautiful!! And let's not miss the opportunity to applaud the artistry of Timskidoo! Also known in many circles as Tim Philharmonic :) Best flutist's accompanist EVER!

Here because I'm going to be using this for the closer to my joint junior recital next spring. I would just like to appreciate the wonderfully different color palates you both possess... the depth in sound is remarkable! Lovely!

4:43

Such a wonderful performance. It's interesting to know that this beautiful sonatina was composed just one year after Paul Hindemith's modernistic flute sonata, which apparently the Nazis didn't like at all. There is a world apart. P.S.: I am not too happy with the Hindemith sonata, either. I wonder if this makes me a Nazi? ;-)

That piece sounds like so much fun to play!!

4:43

wowzies

Beautiful!

Здравствуйте а у Вас есть ноты этого произведения?

oh gosh i’m playing this tomorrow wish me luck she’s so perfect

The best version on the market! Thanks

4:44

Bravo! Amazing preformanse! 😀❤️

Love this piece! Definitely on my bucket list!

Bravo Amy. We were at Juilliard all those years. We sat in same classes L&M and ear training!!! I was in the comp department!! Great piece , Daniel!!

Amy will make a very great JAZZICIAN; don't you think? I think that most classical performers can make the greatest Jazzicians with minor adjustments to phrasing, rhythm and feel/ mood. The technical ideas can come from their classical knowledge and training. In this regard, Hubert Laws, Eddie Daniels, James Newton, Kent Jordan, Gerald Beckett ... come to mind.