I am here just to listen to his marvelous flute mastery. My high school years were so magical and happy when I had the privilege to play the flute! I am getting it back out 34 yrs later…. Trying to revive my playing.
There are no words...about the ammount of technic expression, musicality, has this great performer! Sure one of the greatests flutists of all classical history of the flute! Great respect!! Thank you Mr Emmanuel!
“One of the few mistakes that I allow myself and of course it never happened again.” , “You don’t have to play perfect, you just have to play convincingly.” I love him going flexing just like that so casually. Just hope I can do that too one day.. And no wrong opinion I’m so with this lingling.
The emotion in the playing of this solo is truly beautiful... it's rich, clear and speaks to the heart... exactly what the piece was written to convey.
Absolutely BRILLIANT. I think the first run is usually rushed and doesn't add to the languidness of the entire work. I so love how this master flutist discusses and demonstrates.
Wow wow wow il me manque des mots pour décrire tous ce que sens . It is REALLY playing with a pro. Funny coincedence: this video-clip was published excactly on my 49th birthday and it is my all time favourite flute solo ! Thank you so much, Monsieur Pahud ! Cheers from Berlin Andreas Mazur
Between Galway, Rampal, and Pahud, Pahud seems to play with the keys the hardest. Sometimes I feel like he's slamming the keys into the tone holes, which makes me wonder how often he needs a re-pad. XD But seriously, his tone and sound is impeccable, regardless of how loudly he slams the keys.
EnterTheFatrix Tom Nyfenger should be on that list. Instrumentalists usually don’t make me cry and this guy did it in a few notes. At the time, I’d never heard an instrument sound more like a voice than when he played. Noisy fingers, tho.
Technology is very different now. I suspect the mics now pick up every little thing including the force e place on the keys. The tone and sound that linger after he is done with the phrase is just amazing.
QUE FACILIDADE QUE GÊNIO ENCONTREI PAHUD NA SUÍÇA EM FRIBOURG EM 1988 ENQUANTO EU TOCAVA NA ESTAÇÃO DE TREM ELE PASSOU E BRINCOU COMIGO EU TOCAVA 313 MOZART EU ERA UMA CRIANÇA MEU DEUS .ELE ESTAVA COM O MAESTRO THÉO KAPSOPOLOS DA ORQUESTRA JOVEM DE FRIBOURG .COMO É O DESTINO FAZ MUITO TEMPO.
"The weirdest harmonies of the piece". That is so true. most Ravel passages are weird, it's just about finding out which part is weirder. This is however also what makes his music so "modern". These harmonies creates something that is so "right" when analyzing them as whole passages. The melody lines are one thing, but his harmonies though.
He's currently playing a gold Haynes flute. Not sure if that's the one he's using in this video. I should live so long to get my hands on a flute of that caliber. A man can dream.
I'd say my two favorite flute players are Pahud as well as Elaine Shaffer (from the 1970s). Each has a totally different sound, but each is the embodiment of the instrument. If you have a chance to hear Shaffer's Bach Flute Sonatas, they will inspire you as much as Pahud. Think: the "roundness and evenness" of her sound. ruclips.net/video/KpNONpZuquA/видео.html
atheobe Then maybe you should try listening instead of running your mouth, and maybe you’d eventually be up there playing this piece rather than talking about it in youtube
I am here just to listen to his marvelous flute mastery. My high school years were so magical and happy when I had the privilege to play the flute! I am getting it back out 34 yrs later…. Trying to revive my playing.
There are no words...about the ammount of technic expression, musicality, has this great performer! Sure one of the greatests flutists of all classical history of the flute! Great respect!! Thank you Mr Emmanuel!
Couldn't agree more!
Hearing him live once is literally on my bucket list 🙂
Do whatever it takes to hear him! It is unforgetable.
Audrey M I saw Emanuel play at the Sydney opera house when I was 16 he is my dads wife’s brother we went to a restaurant previously ! Amazing memories
I've already heard him twice. Even have met him in person. He's a delight to hear and talk to.
@@surthum So he's a nice person in real then? 😏🤞🏼
@@1Flyingfist He is, indeed. Very charming and nice.
Simply the best flautist every. No one comes near to Pahud
“One of the few mistakes that I allow myself and of course it never happened again.” , “You don’t have to play perfect, you just have to play convincingly.”
I love him going flexing just like that so casually. Just hope I can do that too one day.. And no wrong opinion I’m so with this lingling.
The man with the golden flute 🪈
The emotion in the playing of this solo is truly beautiful... it's rich, clear and speaks to the heart... exactly what the piece was written to convey.
To be so proficient & skilled as to manipulate every single note with different shades & colours of sound, wow, amazing Mr. Pahud...
Absolutely BRILLIANT. I think the first run is usually rushed and doesn't add to the languidness of the entire work. I so love how this master flutist discusses and demonstrates.
OMG! Thank you so much for putting this video on RUclips. Couldn't ask for more.
Thanks Alex. There are 14 more flute studies with Pahud at www.playwithapro.com/video/15-orchestral-flute-studies-with-emmanuel-pahud
Play With A Pro Music Academy so he could ask for more
No one teaches this better or plays it as beautifully as Pahud = in my opinion.
Wow wow wow il me manque des mots pour décrire tous ce que sens . It is REALLY playing with a pro.
Funny coincedence: this video-clip was published excactly on my 49th birthday and it is my all time favourite flute solo !
Thank you so much, Monsieur Pahud !
Cheers from Berlin
Andreas Mazur
Great musicians always make it look so easy.
У талантливых
Hear Pahud play this piece at 7:58.
Omg. He is so understanding the music, technique and how to demonstrate and...
Nice full, round and concise tonal quality. The different registers are extremely consistent.
I like how his right hand floats up and away with the music.
Between Galway, Rampal, and Pahud, Pahud seems to play with the keys the hardest. Sometimes I feel like he's slamming the keys into the tone holes, which makes me wonder how often he needs a re-pad. XD
But seriously, his tone and sound is impeccable, regardless of how loudly he slams the keys.
EnterTheFatrix Tom Nyfenger should be on that list. Instrumentalists usually don’t make me cry and this guy did it in a few notes. At the time, I’d never heard an instrument sound more like a voice than when he played. Noisy fingers, tho.
He also probably plays with straubinger pads which are known to be slightly louder when pressed down
Technology is very different now. I suspect the mics now pick up every little thing including the force e place on the keys. The tone and sound that linger after he is done with the phrase is just amazing.
What a gift you are as Ravel too
Beautiful! I am in love with these flute lessons! :)
That's what an Artist is!
QUE FACILIDADE QUE GÊNIO ENCONTREI PAHUD NA SUÍÇA EM FRIBOURG EM 1988 ENQUANTO EU TOCAVA NA ESTAÇÃO DE TREM ELE PASSOU E BRINCOU COMIGO EU TOCAVA 313 MOZART EU ERA UMA CRIANÇA MEU DEUS .ELE ESTAVA COM O MAESTRO THÉO KAPSOPOLOS DA ORQUESTRA JOVEM DE FRIBOURG .COMO É O DESTINO FAZ MUITO TEMPO.
Amazing advice only two minutes in about auditioning ❤❤❤
this is sooo much helpful thank you!! I don't have a lot of flute classes and I can't afford masterclasses
Mr Numerobis you don’t pay for masterclasses usually
😍😍😍😍😢😢😢 Obviously I'll never be at this point, but I so want to recapture my flute technique, love and my tone. Thank you Emanuel.
PAHUD e o melhor ❤️❤️❤️ amo
"The weirdest harmonies of the piece". That is so true. most Ravel passages are weird, it's just about finding out which part is weirder. This is however also what makes his music so "modern". These harmonies creates something that is so "right" when analyzing them as whole passages. The melody lines are one thing, but his harmonies though.
I play it e natural: *plays a perfect scale*
Ofc, I messed up in my Berlin audition, and it sounded like this: *plays a perfect scale*
One day I will here him live.....
Pahud: except when I messed up the scale during the Berlin Philarmonic auditions *plays scale*
Me: *hears a perfect scale* 👁👄👁
Pahud is amazing
His scales are too clean and even to ever hear a "mistake"
DIVINO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Cordiali saluti, Anna
The way he talks then he puts his up flute a just flute like no ever flute then goes back to talk
8:00
The pianist had THE experience of her lifetime, especially 9:34 being transformative!
Exotic and oriental in an orient that only exists in a mythical world, a world of sensual dreams, more French than Greek.
I'd like to have his tone, even if my technique would get stucked forever in place... 🙂
Qu’est-ce qu’il est charmant
Amazing!
i wish i was Pahud. that is all.
could someone tell me the name of the pianist? please.
Good evening folks, What is the flute used here? where could I get the same? Thank you.
Beautiful taught. :) (:
what flute is he using?
Godwin Dizon I think he played on his 14k Brannen with the 14k Dana Sheridan hj in this video
He's currently playing a gold Haynes flute. Not sure if that's the one he's using in this video. I should live so long to get my hands on a flute of that caliber. A man can dream.
@John Daker LMAO
@@Ron239 And this flute would NOT make you sound identically….
Very Informative video !! How about a giveaway ?
show off playing the first and second parts :P at least it was flawless haha
So sympathisch!
I'd say my two favorite flute players are Pahud as well as Elaine Shaffer (from the 1970s). Each has a totally different sound, but each is the embodiment of the instrument. If you have a chance to hear Shaffer's Bach Flute Sonatas, they will inspire you as much as Pahud. Think: the "roundness and evenness" of her sound. ruclips.net/video/KpNONpZuquA/видео.html
wooow
this title aged well
😎
비판적 관점에서 겸공도 봐야지 어준이도 균형감각을 잃지 않는다.
Earth is flat and unmoving.
i don't like Ravel but this opus
Why u no like ravel
You talk too much !
He's teaching. Let him teach.
You talk too much too.
atheobe it's a lesson
He does have a lot of teacher-talk
atheobe Then maybe you should try listening instead of running your mouth, and maybe you’d eventually be up there playing this piece rather than talking about it in youtube
8:14