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And they say time travelling does not exist... Music is real time travel. This is amazingly well played. It is so deeply melancholic and devine. I can't thank you enough.

I can't believe that this has only 400 views over 10 years.

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Que belleza

Que belleza suscripta de una a tu canal te invito al mio saludos desde Argentina de una cantante de tango y compositora 😊

That was a first class performance. I once played the bassoon and know how it can really "sing" as a solo instrument (like I think the cello is the best of string instruments for solo work). I also know that the bassoon can act as a wonderful sort of large lever device to swing the double reed toward your face and smash it into your teeth. This usually destroys the reed. However, that rarely happens and usually only after you get a reed working just perfectly the way you like it. Terrific accompaniment by the harp, too. That is usually done with a piano, but this is a nice change and works well.

Saint-Saëns wrote this not long before his death. He wrote some of his last pieces for instruments he didn't feel had enough solo repertoire. This is one of those pieces.

Well done, Dr. Malette-Chénier, both as to adaptation and performance - I aspire to have your talent for balance. Perhaps this version will make the sonata a tad more portable and perfect for, say, a garden-party recital, (I know that harpists sometimes agree to play in the darnedest places.🙂) Dr. Katayama is also divine - those low notes in the third movement (or portion) are lovely, not at all gritty. My late father played the bassoon, and he'd be the first to compliment her.

Gorgeous... Its my favorite piece for bassoon, but sounds like it was originaly composed for bassoon and harp. (which is as far as I know)

Beautifully musical congratulations Thank you for sharing beauty

What a great harp part! Wonderful bassoon playing too

바순과 하프 연주가 참 잘 어울립니다 ~^^

Ange Antoine, tu fais chanter l'alouette...

Lovely performance. You made this piece sound easy!

Правда, одна струна немного расслаблена и вначале была просевшая нота.

Спасибо, молодчина!!

The bassoonist's name isn't even given here!

J’adore ta façon de jouer de la harpe !

ケルトハープのようなアイリッシュハープのような古の意思を引き継いだグランドハープだ！

UwU Amazing

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what a great performance

Delightful 👍

Beautiful... not a song/aria I’ve come across before - pity one can’t see more of the harp 😉👍

Великолепное исполнение !!! Очень красиво!

와... 사람이 할 수 있는거였구나..

Allegretto, not allegro.

Exquisite playing, musicality and sound color. It was a particular pleasure for me to watch how your face changes between movements and at the end.

Merci. Very magical. One of the best RUclipss I have ever seen.

0:07 ouch

Enchanting

Nice to hear 'unusual' repertoire :-)

Make it all look so easy!. Beautiful playing...

Mark Twain said men don't want to go to heaven and hear harp. He may be right but these men should have their heads examined

Musikk fra himmelen.

Awesome!!

... Speechless

Wonderful! Great tone & touch. Thanks.

Fabuloso !!

When the bassoonist starts late

Beautiful !!!

This turns the focus to the harpist LOL bravo

Beautiful - but a question does the piece fit naturally on the harp? Does the baroque lute idiom translate naturally to your instrument? = It certainly seems too! Bravo - beautiful playing.

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bravò: ottimo fraseggio, suono e tempi.

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Awesome

You are wonderful

This is so mesmerizing