Ravel: "Daphnis et Chloé" Flute Solo | Orchestral Excerpts for Flute
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2022
- Flute solo from Maurice Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloé." This standard orchestral excerpt for flute is from reh. [176] through 2 mm. after reh. [179].
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That's so Beautiful and well played one of the best flute solos there is love the way it has a gorgeous run down the scale at the end with the piccolo and finishes up on the Alto flute.
Thanks so much, Andrew! Yes, Ravel's orchestration was truly genius!
Most beautiful solo for flute 😍
Yes, indeed!
This is beautiful. I want to learn to play it.
Thanks, Nancy! Yes, this excerpt is definitely worth learning and practicing!
well done!...Not an easy passage at all. Beautifully played. Thank you
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, Suzanne!
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Woo! Just beautiful, and such a sexy melody. (Am I allowed to say that?) You know I love your playing, Lance. Happy New Year to you and yours!
LOL! Yes, very sexy/sensual melody, and that's totally the right description! Happy New Year, Kathy!
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Very nice indeed. Do you read ahead? and if you playing an avrage part how far ahead would you normally be.
For a solo like this, there is not much reading involved. The page is just a reminder since I know the notes very well. For less familiar pieces, I try to read in pieces larger than note-to-note. This could be a beat or a measure at a time, depending on the complexity. However, I try not to read too far ahead. It is also very important to concentrate on the note you are playing in the moment.
@@LanceSuzuki Thats a great answer and very useful Thank you. Im just trying to get back playig more that few notes ahead. I found it helped when learning a solo to play without the music. Many thanks
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