Chaminade: Concertino for Flute - Hayley Miller (flute), Benjamin Zander (conductor) 

haha jokes on you im tryna learn the piece too

@@ihavegcc472 she's not a supergood flutist thought she is good, but not the best:( :(

​@@allons-y933 Yes but that's mostly not the 'fault' of the soloist. It's just as much a fault of the orchestra (look at the size of it and the number of string players!!) - and the composer! Chaminade has written low notes, which cannot carry as well as high ones. (It's fine in the piano version) Also most of the bits where you can't hear her over the orchestra are where the part is just doubling the violins or the other orchestral instruments, so it doesn't really matter.

Preacchhhhh!!!! I’m learning this piece and it’s incredibly hard in some places so mad props to her🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

I think its also just the way it's mic'd to be honest. I think live it didn't sound like that

Yeah ! Like liquid gold, but on a silver flute.

Ur lucky to even have one, try to be more appreciative... I can't afford one. But I really love this piece.

This is my summer project too

My flute teacher assigned this to me, too. But I don't have to do it for summer

That’s why they put the sum in summer.

same 😅

Johnny Poon as do most classical performances 😬

It is the passion !

I agree. To me, it brings forth almost all of the flute's capabilities and also pitfalls. It represents very well the best potential of the instrument. It's a showpiece!

i mean the song is inspired by rejection

C'est la magie qui opère.

😄😄😊 love that for you.

(and for the sake of flute playing in general! so much pigeonholing with classical concert flute :/)

Lmfao that’s hilarious

I’m sure you’ll do good though!

Who gives a fuck about u lmao 💀💀😭😭

it''s amazing how someone can remember so much music! it's a skill in itself

@@rebeccatriggs4182 after you've practiced it for the 100+ time youd be surprised how much is just muscle memory. Still shes a professional and it is still amazing to witness.

That wasn't intended by the composer, it was written for flute and piano first, then arranged

Do your research!!!

@@sarahkraus8247 Very true!

Composer weighing in here - I cannot speak for this piece, but composers are incredibly aware of when a soloist will be drowned out (by either a piano or an orchestra). There are several reasons a composer may want to do this: 1. to make the emotion or inertia of the piece overflow in exuberance that it takes over in a big swell 2. to allow the soloist to be the background/supporting part so that the orchestra or pianist can have a moment in the spotlight. Either the soloist can stop playing (rests) or they can play an accompaniment part. I really dislike it (most often heard in studio recordings) when the soloist is always the loud part, and the piano or orchestra are really quiet all the time - I'm thinking of examples where the piano accompanist is bashing something fortissimo out, but the recording engineer has pulled the fader down to make the soloist always sit on top - it completely ruins the whole point of that section of the piece for the composer. Obviously this is a live recording, not a studio recording, but I thought I'd mention this as an example so you can see how frustrating it would be for a composer to have their concepts completely overruled by the desire to have the soloist forever the hero 100% of the time.

There is more than one flautists

Jessie Wang lol 😂

Woooow LOL that's so crazy! I put my phone to hear to hear it🤣😂

K

thx dude just dont really like the long intro

thank you 😂❤️

I’m lovin’ it 😍

Right

Time stamp?

John Piper 2:03

@@ashbradley6191 what’s your snap, ash? 🤍

I guess people aren't used to the tutti sections because they are not in the piano version?

@@rtc_twisted7952 yeah I can't mind make my louder

@@rtc_twisted7952 yes

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@Mialee Smith It´s been 3 years since then, I am curious of how it went.

me too. :)

@@mlhsmusic2022 and I now! :)

Literally "Breathtaking" ... takes a lot of breath and finger control to play those tunes.👏👏👏👌

Cassidy Evans Omg NYSSMA solos are the death of me 😂

ME TOO OMG IM DOING IT THIS YEAR (11th grade), trying to get into wind ensemble 😬😬

oof, this sophomore did it in my school and got into state solo-ensemble with it. shes a legend ugh. striving to be like her oof. currently working on this song on my own and am gonna continue over the summer to get it by solo-ensemble. want to get it down by my sophomore year.

Erin The Flutist its a pretty good level 6, im sure you could do it! ive had it for a little over 8 months and the hardest part is the beginning/end where it repeats in my opinion lol. just training the fingers to go fast. youll do amazing!!

Omg, Nyssma is the most stressful thing ever