You didn't know Jazz Flute can be this cool 

I went to the link, there are no Flute transcripts there.

Thanks! I figured it out! Sunset syndrome

Greetings from Ireland, Do you have transcriptions for trumpet?

​@@janetsilver3746what did you do to find it I could t see it

​@@janetsilver3746pásenme por favor el solo de Flauta...en PDF

Just don't "flaut" the law!😁

And flaut he did.

It's flautin' time.

Not too sure about that mate, but the brotha could play. I saw him with Dizzy and the United Nations Orchaestra at the Alexeandra Theatre in my hometoen of Birmnigham many moons ago - what a great night.

I’m a classical flutist...he blew my mind!

Bruh

Lizzo is a classically trained flautist and still a good one you just don’t like her💀

Half your air goes out the instrument before sound is made. Exhausting.

And one of the most difficult Instruments to master.

@@CaseyWilkesmusiciirc, it's actually like 90%!

That's why I choose trumpet

@@idk-just-tea I had a wise teacher once say they aim for 89.5% but hey who’s splitting ‘air here?

This is what we always do

It's flutin' time

Mr. Gillespie said the meme! It’s flouting time! 😼

Why the balls is this the top comment yall gotta pay more attention to the flautin'

The fact that he literally said it lmao

That is a wonderful story. James Moody's playing was always very human, almost voice-like. My story of an encounter with a famous saxophonist: Back in the mid 90s, i was at an outdoor festival in Norfolk Va. I ducked into a department store to find a rest room. Walking through the sunglass section, i heard someone singing "You Don't Know Me" by Ray Charles. The voice was startlingly good, so I stopped to see who it was, and it was Maceo Parker! I was so shocked. I approached him and asked if he was performing at the festival, he said yes and that he was picking out some sunglasses for a set of Ray Charles songs he was performing for the first time...we talked for a few minutes before I left him alone... I stayed for the full show, got his autograph. It was one of my best days (other than being ON THE SAME STAGE with James Brown lol)

You made that up😂

@@guitarttimmanyou think this is high school?

What Is The Name Of This Opus Piece?!

​@@saabguy303 " Mmm Hmm" it says that in the video description

I noticed the same thing… barely lifts his finger off the keys. Effortless / relaxed…

That's exactly what I was thinking, when there was a close up along the flute. It's something that I still spend time working on - it started out when I first saw a video of charlie Parker. I used to put double-sided tape on my alto sax keys to get used to doing it, though the side keys complicate things a bit!

Not a single excess calorie spent!

@@metallsnubben Gotta save energy for blowing, those things take some serious air.

I was thinking the exact same thing! And it’s still so expressive!

and Herbie Mann?

Frank Wess the best straight ahead swing

And Marco Pierre White was absolutely brilliant in the kitchen

Jeremy Steig’s Howlin’ Judy still blows me away. (pun intended)

Hubert Laws, master of the entire instrument.

Hi, I'm french and I don't understand what says Dizzy when people laugh. I listened it any times but I don't.

more like efflautless amirite?

James you are wonderful. K. Guffin.

2 totally different worlds right?! Orchestral and jazz. Best wishes with your transition. That’s mind cracking

Wishing you the absolute best in your pursuit of your passion❤

You can only get better or bitter anyways.

As a flute player of three years, holy shit. this man definitely has spent thousands of hours practicing each separate part of that song

😂

Lizzo has multi millions and her flute playing ‘hits all the wrong notes’. She’s an embarrassment to any flutist. JM was a master of the flute and saxophone ❤❤❤

Yes you are bitter. But with reason.

😂That's why music is played with the ears, not the eyes. Note that he's improvising with his eyes closed

He was here was he!? Aw man. Where did he play? I'm going to guess either Corner House or Tyne Theatre.

@@CraigMansfield The Cellar Club in South Shields, and the Kings Head at Allendale. Kings Head was always a great gig because it only held about 100 people, so it was very up-close-and-personal. After the show, I’d sit for a meal with the artists. Did some great gigs back then.

Me too! James Moody was the best! Very inspiring and fun teacher!

Best music in the world 😅

Joe Farrell

Yes! Love his work with Chick Corea, the flute solo on "Friends" comes to mind instantly. Good one

Sarpay Ozçagatay is amazing…you definitely should check him out

After Eric Dolphy died his flute went to live with JOHN COLTRANE ,Who play one or two albums on it , and 1year died too.....

Love Herbie Mann

What kind of spell checker changes “pleasure” into “plesiosaur”?!

@@jlmww what are talking about? It's in French? The Bigotry is unreal shm.

@@jlmww must be a monster of a pleasure? Ha!

Same age here, or thereabouts. Wish I had gotten into jazz at that age, I’d have tripped into those clubs for a night of music, coffee, and second hand smoke.

Thomas Chapin, amazing! His pieces 'Aeolus' and 'Sky Piece', really beautiful. Don't forget Hermeto Pascoal!

@@ronaldo.araujo You're right...Hermeto Pascoal is awesome, too! Regarding Chapin, you named my two favorites of his original compositions, and "Skypiece" (the album) is one of my desert island albums.

@@AaronTMartin Did you know he has a piece similar tu Aeolus named 'Seeds'? It's on the Anima record. They are so similar that I wonder if they were recorded in the same day. The titles even match, 'Aeolus seeds'

@@ronaldo.araujo Yes, that's a great one, too! I purchased a boxed set of Chapin's recordings, and with that set plus a couple other albums I got over the years, I think I have most of his discography. What am I missing with the connection between the titles? Wasn't Aeolus the Greek god of the winds? Not seeing the relationship with seeds....🤔

@@AaronTMartin I thought it was the genus of a plant, but in fact it's of a bug hahahaha 'Spirits Rebellious', do you have it? What about the documentary 'Night Bird Song'?

I think I've heard this one before, thanks for mentioning, will check it out again 🙌

@@SharpElevenMusic Thank you so much for answering! I love your channel!

@@Blazer__X Thanks Fernando, we're glad you dig it!

Glad you dig that Nestor, and yes, Herbie Mann is amazing as well! Dig me some jazz flute

Rules are made to be flaunted.

Instruments don't have dexterity. Instrumentalists have dexterity.

trumpet dexterity is much simpler because they only have 3 keys to press, flute dexterity is only good for scales everything else is hard to play on flute because of how jumpy notes can be

I forgot about Rahsaan Roland Kirk! "Serenade to a Cuckoo" was the first thing I heard by him, and I was hooked!

And don’t forget Herbie Mann

I've been playing flute for 50 years (I'm 70 now) and I feel the same way. Every time I pick it up. The value is in the journey not the destination.

@@lawrencemcconnell8962 You are so right, Lawrence: the value is in the journey. Thanks for the reminder!

Funny. Moody says the same thing about himself. He insists that he's still a "student". But I heard him at the Lighthouse many years ago, and he played a long ascending glissando in parallel octaves - sort of like yodeling - that just blew me away. I've still never heard anything like it. Well, he's quite the student, isn't he?

Anchorman haha