Fantasie No. 1 in A Major for solo flute, performed on the Moog Sub37

0:00 Vivace
1:27 Allegro - Adagio etc.
2:24 Allegro
Telemann is today one of the lesser-known Baroque composers, but he was a titanic figure in his day. His solo flute fantasies are interesting in the way that they use compound melody to imply counterpoint. Some flautists like to perform these in resonant spaces to help blend the sounds together; I used the Silververb plug-in in Logic.

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Excellent Work - Thanks For Posting

[@JamesGiannoni]

Wonderful!

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Thank you!

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[@joewhy]

Beautiful. Thank you.

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Fantastic!

[@jordanm2984]

I love it! You're really cranking these out, how long have you been playing keys? Are you just sight-reading these?

[@NoiseSupply]

Thank you for your kind words! To answer your questions: I’m by no means a concert pianist or anything but have been playing since I was young. I’m not sight-reading the classical things that I do and it usually takes me a week or two to get my fingers around a new movement to a point where I’m happy to record it. I just happened to have a few days free over the Easter break to do some recording! Work is going to get busier over the next few weeks so this is probably it for the time being. 😊

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