Andreas Ottensamer, Emmanuel Pahud - "Se viver non degg'io" from Mitridate (Mozart) 

they're both so amazing

Best Flute and Best Clarinet!!!

Who knows...

ゆぅ ゆぅ 日本人発見！

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At about 3:44 his hands get tired and he quickly grabs a neckstrap to support that basset clarinet.

2:34 ...and Ottensamer living on the edge! High level woodwind playing requiers action hero attitude XD

@Cold German Beer nobody said it was

Here : www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/w-a-mozart-1756-1791-se-viver-non-degg-io-from-mitridate-re-di-ponto-arranged-for-clarinet-in-a-flute-and-orchestra/21690748

If you want the cadenza ask me in private ;)

Isabelle Adams www.onlinesheetmusic.com/se-viver-non-degg-io-no-17-from-mitridate-r-di-ponto-act-2-k74a-k87-full-score-p291969.aspx

Isabelle Adams In this site there are free sheet music for all classic music in public domain imslp.org

Here : www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/w-a-mozart-1756-1791-se-viver-non-degg-io-from-mitridate-re-di-ponto-arranged-for-clarinet-in-a-flute-and-orchestra/21690748

this is for flute, Clarinete in A and orchestra - if you want the cadenza write me on private :)

@@JamesStrauss Will there be a piano reduction available?

Here : www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/w-a-mozart-1756-1791-se-viver-non-degg-io-from-mitridate-re-di-ponto-arranged-for-clarinet-in-a-flute-and-orchestra/21690748

and if want the Cadenza just write me on private :)

2:37 Basset clarinet in A

he switches instruments...he didn't use basset for the whole piece

I doubt Pahud cares much about some vague gender association concerning what is literally a pipe used to make sound, but even if he did... The fife has a long association with military regiments, so historically many boys would play the flute. Even in leisure men have long been known to play the flute. Consider Frederick the Great, king of Prussia--or Tamino, the hero of Mozart's "Magic Flute". More recently, there are many great male flutists such as Jean-Pierre Rampal and Herbie Mann. In the case of Emmanuel Pahud, wikipedia states that he started to learn the flute as a four year old child because he liked the sound. And with Pahud playing I think we can all appreciate the sound.

You just tell us two things : 1) You know nothing about the transverse flute for it was a military instrument in the classical area. 2) You know nothing about what it is to be a « manly man » because it is the prerogative of young boys to compare it in the locker room.