How to play 'Csárdás'! | Team Recorder
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2020
- It’s time for a Romantic classic: the showstopper Csárdás by Vittorio Monti!
SHEET MUSIC: In my video I mention that you can download the sheet music below, but I have even better news: soon my arrangement will be published by Schott Music in my new book! Stay tuned for details of the launch.
//// TIMESTAMPS
00:30 about the piece
01:08 important things about playing it
01:31 the opening
02:16 grace notes
03:29 rubato
05:49 allegro vivace: the famous theme
06:35 fast notes: patterns & exits, extending the scale, connections
09:37 the secret!
10:05 molto meno
12:08 dynamics
13:40 the finale
14:49 my performance!
/// INSTRUMENTS
In this video I play on :
a 442Hz resin alto by Vincent Bernolin
a 442Hz maple sopranino by Aura
a 442 F contrabass Paetzold
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I'm a violinist and I approve of this message.
"Csárdás" is also conducive to the ocarina. To borrow a line from an old American TV commercial that's before your time, "Try it, you’ll like it." 👍 😉 🎶🎵
what do you think about this person
ua-cam.com/video/_JM0Up30rSY/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
@@sangatrahasia861 It's a version of that song I'd actually relisten to. I love fingerstyle so that's a winner. Great articulation. Great phrasing.
Approved.
I’m a Hungarian and I also approve this message 🤗
Well as long as YOU approve ... #sigh#
Videos like this one remind me that u can play like that only because of these tens of thousands of hours you spent learning and practicing. Ok, I'm gonna go practice now :/
😘😘😘
As an Italian-Hungarian I am always surprised when I think that Monti has managed to write such convincing Csárdás that has been adopted as "traditional" by the Hungarians. :)
Cool, I‘m a half hungarian myself! My mother and my grandmother always said that this is a beautiful piece „but to be honest, it‘s neither Hungarian, nor a real csárdás“. I often think about that :)
It was so hard. I retreated back to baroque after that.
It's just like our language... :D
Greetings from Hungary
We're neighbours! Greetings from Austria!
@@wendynoble6545 that's neat! Have a wonderful evening!
You mean Vivaldi is a breeze?
You singlehandedly make recorders cool. I'm not a player, but am a fan now! 🙏🏻
This is the first time I've heard about this.
Love this! Thank you!!!
I was about to attempt this piece from a flute arrangement... And then this video popped in just in time !!!!!!! Thanks a lot!!!
Not only did I want this piece, your arrangement is out of this world! Thank you, Sarah!!
Thank you so much team recorder. You made it sound elegand and explained it clearly. So really thank you with all my heart ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for making your wonderful arrangement available!
Amazing - start to finish. So many great ideas to apply! Thank you!!!
Jon is back!!!
Ohh he never left 😂
Honestly you are my hero when it comes to the recorder and how to play it. I would never have thought it possible to play this piece so beautifully but you nailed it. I am far to much of a neonate to attempt this piece but you will no doubt inspire many people to study and conquer it. Fantastic!
11:50 wow!!! 10/10 awesomeness, what an incredible arranger you are!!! that was suuuuch a clever and beautiful solution!!!!! I’m very impressed, sounded veryyyy beautiful ♥️
OMG! I just wrote a comment, in the middle of watching the video, asking about switching to a sopranino for the high bit, and then you actually did it in the video! Amazing.
That ending was something else. Very nice!
Love love love your performance at the end 💖
that's LOVELY for your arrangement😍
So that's how you pronounce the piece name, my life has been a lie! 😂
Lol same xD
Not quite, she didn't pronounce the "r", it should be a hard "r". Otherwise I'm actually impressed, she obviously did her research. Unlike most youtubers who would just say something like "I probably butchered this word".
@@buskergirl yeah something to the effect of a Spanish r
Lol
Of course, you've never danced czardas?
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I was looking for new pieces to play on my new mollenhauer alto and with this video you’ve convinced me!!! will be printing it tomorrow first thing in the morning ☺️
Sarah, your arrangement at the end was phenomenal!!!! :D
thank you so much for the free arrangement and the tips on interpretation !
12:00 wait we can do THAT? 🤯🤯🤯
L❤️VE the arrangement... 😍
That was absolutely fabulous!! 😁😁
This is brilliant! Thank you Sarah.
E' sempre un piacere seguire i tuoi video.
Waaah. Love the play at the end❤️❤️
You playing the piece in the end was amazing!!!!!
11:25 "If the composer wants to rise from his grave and smack me in the face"
i mean, if that's what you're into, you do you
Your video as always are instructive and very funny💜
"I told you I know how to have fun."
🤣
Great tutorial, as always! But wow, what a fun performance. Thank you. That made my day. How can anyone who hears this not want to learn the recorder! 🎉🥰
Thank you 🥰
So cool! I'm learning this on viola. I also just got a recorder. Can't wait to learn it!
You are fantastic!! Thank you very much. Many greetings from Italy.
Recorder and tuba, sounds like a dream come true.
That was delightful 😊 thank you
This is such a cool song love your videos so much. I’m thinking about trying the recorder again
Thank you Sarah ❤
What a great lesson on musicality!
One of the lessons (of which there are several) I take from this is the importance of adapting a piece to the properties (or even the limitations) of the instrument one is playing. For example, if you were a tuba player you probably wouldn't adapt it in the same way as a recorder player would, but you instead make adaptations that make sense on the tuba. A clarinet player might make different adjustments, and a bouzouki player (and why not a bouzouki?) might do things still differently. The important thing is to stay true to the feeling of the piece when making adjustments.
That was AWESOME!!!
Loved it! Thank you.
This video helps a lot. I'm need to learn more scales high notes. This is difficult to me. Thanks for this video. Amazing!
You make it look so easy!
Beautiful!
:D I mixed up Csárdás' with Czakan and thought you will show us a new old instrument... But this introduction to an old Hungarian dance and the performance at the end of the video was equally enjoyable! Thank you! :)
I'm gonna have a go at this!!!
Very funny and creative!!!
I am looking to start this soon in my lessons but we have a descant arrangement. Now I might download your version and see which I/my teacher prefer... just having it available for recorder is real gift!! - My teacher was about to start rearranging the violin score and had no idea! Thank you for this video very useful before I begin studying... 🙌
You’re very welcome!
Hi I'm from Peru. Many congratulations for Czardas.
I love this piece.
There are some excellent performances on this piece ( Mu Chien Chien, Lenka Molcanyiova, Michaela Petri and Sarah Performance on the BBC w Yolanda to name a few). And after seeing those performance I was like. How is this humanly possible 😆
Aww you saw my BBC performance with Yolanda! Good memories 😊
Get link above to Michala Petri's Czardas with Victor Borge (Funnny)
@@Team_Recorder yes Yolanda has made the episode available on her channel. I’m so glad she did ❤️
For everyone who missed out and didn’t live in the UK, you can find the episode here:
ua-cam.com/video/r7Yw5yyvZE4/v-deo.html
Thank you for the alto version!
I’m also practicing Csárdás too!
In my violin of course.
Is it in the same key?
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Not quite sure yet Sorry.
@@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104 It's OK. Not a problem. I just was curious because I also play the violin a bit, but the recorder way better.
Brilliant!
Csárdás is coming from the word 'csárda' which is a pub and roadhouse in the Alföld (the big plain part of Hungary). It was mostly a dance of peasants in rural celebrations, such as weddings. This is how it looked like: ua-cam.com/video/PpjITdAzY34/v-deo.html
Everything look easy with you !!
I am impressed and intimidatet. Well played Hungarians. You guys eem to have a lot of VERY talented Musicians for this to be a folk song. And it seems typical. I was in Hungary when I was 7 and I remember the folk dances and it was insane. When you didn't think the music and dance could go faster they went even faster.
Can I make a suggestion for the next one? I want to learn how to play "Toss a coin to your witcher"
Amazing!
Wow.... I love it
Sarah.thank you so much!
Good arrangement for alto rdcorder.
I am so happy to get it!
So funny !! Let's have fun now with your free score !! Thank you for this gift :)
Enjoy!
You killed it
I had no idea that is how this piece is pronounced. I have been pronouncing it wrong this whole time. I have started to learn to play it on alto sax so thanks for this video so I can learn it on recorder too.
Bravo!!!
I love the arrangement of FRQ to recorder of this song
Gorgeous❤️
You are a superstar 😍😍😍
You are sooo talanged and very beautiful ....Thank you soo much.
Dankjewel voor de score, nu kan ik weer een jaartje of twee oefenen, ;-)
I love it.. Thanks God
One of my favorite "trash" pieces!
Very good.
Is that alto recorder blue? I was mesmerized by how beautiful it is!
Super
I'm practicing this on my soprano
I MISSED JOHN SO MUCH ♥️
You play well. ;)
Oh, nice, I have an alto recorder coming and, oddly enough, has been pondering songs to pair it with tuba, lol
Pleaseee do the same tutorial but for the soprano recorder, it seems that I can't find nowhere sheet music for soprano :(
I practice it in soprano fingerings. Cause... There's a fRicking limit. 😊
LOl A&w root beer. Would have never guessed you drank that.
Dear Sara, could you please also post the play-with me version? Thank you!
I would like to play this with accompaniment. Sarah's fantastic arrangement only has the alto part. Sarah, if it's a quickie, can you also provide an accompaniment?
10:40 sounds a bit like a cartoon character well into his cups :D
Could you consider publishing a very simple layout hardcopy book of scales. Not just for practice, but as a reference to carry and use. In a A7 pocketsize hardcopy format, and in a Kindle compatible format that is sized to be easy to read on Kindle. PDF works in Kindles, but often the font and graphics need to be expanded so you can read them on Google, so a Kindle friendly PDF file would not look very good unless you read it on Kindle. Nothing fancy, just very simple. For a more commercial project you could approach the recorder makers and work out a format that folds into A7/A6, and can be included with every recorder above a suitable price point. For example, an A3 size piece of paper can be folded to create 16 double sided A6 pages, or 16 single sided A7 pages, room for 12 scales and 4 pages of other stuff, maybe history or a list of pieces to learn etc.. Labelled "Team Recorder - 12 Major Scales" .
I am trying to learn this on a soprano recorder
HI Sarah thanks for this video. I have a question!
The sheet music is transpose for alto or you play the real notes ?
I have not been able to download the score at the link given--it goes there and I put in my email address, but never received the score. Love this and want to learn it.
Oh no! Check your spam folder? And if you’ve signed up to my mailing list in the past it might not see you register herr.. drop me an email and I’ll send a score over!
12:06 Perhaps you can play that part on a tenor recorder to reach the lower notes?
Edit: Just saw the preformance at the end. Nvm
i would like to learn it but it may take a while :)
Could you try playing the Inca Dance?
Let me guess, this Csárdas has a section in D minor. How would I arrive at this conclusion? The recorder plays A-B-C#-D-E-F-G-A, which is a mode of the (ascending) D melodic minor scale.
Cool
i was learning it lol
I’d love to download the score. Below?? Whereabouts?
How do you do the very fast very short staccato? Is there double tonguing? Then how the staccato?
Also please do more Romantic! (Cough. cough. Lenski's Aria. cough.)
Also, I'm sorry, I hate peanut butter so Resses is like geeses to me, truly the most awful Canadians have to offer
I'm a clarinetist just getting some woodwind advice.
I requested the music and printed it out but now cant find the digital version. I have tried to get it again and it say success but it is not in my mailbox. Can I get another
Will there be a soprano version?
Yeah please do this!!!
It is most often played on soprano, you'll find a lot of sheet music versions out there.
Oh! There can be, very easily... Check back in a day or two 😘
Thanks for spelling *csárdás* correctly, and for your efforts trying to pronounce it. You need to pronounce the "r" as well. In English "r" is often skipped, but in Hungarian it is a hard "r". FYI "csárda" is a kind of inn, where people can drink and dance.
Ahh thanks for pointing it out! 🙏🏼
Hi. Download page isn't working: Asks for my email, but doesn't have anywhere to enter it.
Mailchimp issue?