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Alyse Hokamp
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2020
Flutist, et cetera
Unaimanta- dance sequence
Dance and choreography by Alyse Hokamp
Robert Hokamp, charango
Greg Beck, drums/percussion
Original version by Ukamau, arranged by Robert Hokamp
Rehearsal recorded live on August 29, 2024 in Denton, TX
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Robert Hokamp, charango
Greg Beck, drums/percussion
Original version by Ukamau, arranged by Robert Hokamp
Rehearsal recorded live on August 29, 2024 in Denton, TX
Website: alysehokamp.com
IG: alysehokamp
FB: alysehokamp/
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Allemande- J.S. Bach, arr. in choro style by Tiberio Nascimento
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Robert Hokamp, guitar Greg Beck, drums/percussion Rehearsal recorded live on August 29, 2024 in Denton, TX Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
III. Allegro di molto- Concerto in D Minor, CPE Bach
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Eric Schank, piano Recorded live on August 3, 2024 at Orvis Auditorium at UH Manoa in Honolulu, HI My duet arrangement of the full concerto is available here: alysehokamp.com/product/cpe-bach-flute-concerto-in-d-minor-rep-duet/ Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
Vivaldino- Altamiro Carrilho
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Robert Hokamp, guitar Recorded live on August 3, 2024 at Orvis Auditorium at UH Manoa in Honolulu, HI Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
I. Prelude- Solo per flauto a becco solo in C Major, Federico Maria Sardelli
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Recorded live on August 3, 2024 at Orvis Auditorium at UH Manoa in Honolulu, HI Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
II. Un poco Andante- Concerto in D Minor, CPE Bach
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Steven Harlos, piano Recorded live on July 19, 2024 at Blue Mound United Methodist Church in Denton, TX My duet arrangement of the full concerto is available here: alysehokamp.com/product/cpe-bach-flute-concerto-in-d-minor-rep-duet/ Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
III. Allegro- A Fugal Concerto, Gustav Holst (1923)
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Alyse Hokamp, flute Natasha Costello, flute Steven Harlos, piano Recorded live on July 19, 2024 at Blue Mound United Methodist Church in Denton, TX Originally scored for flute, oboe, and string orchestra Website: alysehokamp.com IG: alysehokamp FB: alysehokamp/
CPE Bach- Concerto for Flute in D minor (Allegro)
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CPE Bach- Concerto for Flute in D minor (Allegro)
Bizet, arr. Borne- Carmen Fantasie Brillante (rep duet)
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Bizet, arr. Borne- Carmen Fantasie Brillante (rep duet)
Cimarosa- Concerto for two flutes in G Major, arr. for flute trio
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Cimarosa- Concerto for two flutes in G Major, arr. for flute trio
Köhler- Etude in A Major (Allegro maestoso)
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Köhler- Etude in A Major (Allegro maestoso)
Ferling- Etude in E minor (Largo lagrimoso)
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Ferling- Etude in E minor (Largo lagrimoso)
Schubert- Der Hirt auf dem Felsen (transcribed for flute)
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Schubert- Der Hirt auf dem Felsen (transcribed for flute)
Bizet, arr. Borne- Carmen Fantasie Brillante
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Bizet, arr. Borne- Carmen Fantasie Brillante
Schubert- Der Hirt auf dem Felsen: Allegretto - Piu mosso (flute, soprano, piano)
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Schubert- Der Hirt auf dem Felsen: Allegretto - Piu mosso (flute, soprano, piano)
Quanto é bella, quanto è cara (steel guitar arrangement)
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Quanto é bella, quanto è cara (steel guitar arrangement)
Practice Diary: The Pan-Tones play Planetarium by Ai Otsuka
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Practice Diary: The Pan-Tones play Planetarium by Ai Otsuka
JS Bach- Sonata in Eb Major for flute, BWV 1031 (rep duet)
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JS Bach- Sonata in Eb Major for flute, BWV 1031 (rep duet)
Aw yeah! Fabulous :)
BRAVO!!😍
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Church musician is probably the most accurate best job for any musician. Only downside is you have to find a place that pays best and is a good place for growth spiritually.
It's been really great to perform weekly for over a decade now. I've definitely accumulated a lot of performance experience over that time! Also, a rare steady gig for a performer.
Enjoyed this. Thanks. I play flute too :
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!
A model interpretation❤
This is awesome, do you have the sheet music anywhere to follow?
Thanks! Yes, it's available on my website: alysehokamp.com/product/hardy-tous-les-garcons-et-les-filles-flute-band/
Hokamps rock and rule!!!!!!!!!
Congrats on the perseverance
As always. Such a fascinating rendition of a fascinating composer. All the best.
Thank you for listening! :)
It warms the heart. In these trying times. Thank you.
OMG Youy ´re awesome. Did you weren´t in a music mayor? or am I confused and you´re inan acting degre or a musicla theater degre= Or you just love to dance and take classes separetely?. Whatever it may be, congrats. Love your talking head videos, in fact one of those is one of my all timef favoerites
Thanks so much! You're right, I was a music major. I started ballet when I was 4, so I was actually a dancer before a musician. I was just thinking I hadn't made a talking video for a while... Recently I've been writing on my blog instead, it's easier for me (alysehokamp.com)
For a moment there, I thought it was Francoise singing. :) All the best, Alyse.
We do have a similar vibe (and hairdo :-P)
@@alysehokamp I was referring to the voice. Haha. But come to think of it. You are absolutely right. :) What vibe! (And hairdo, hehe.) All the best, Francoise. Ooops. Alyse, I mean . Haha.
I know! I meant the style of the vocals lol@@ronaldo_ofalia
beautiful voice!
Thank you :)
So beautiful...yet so painful. My first time to hear this song. But it so encapsulates the meaning of being grateful for what has been. No matter how painful it has to end. Thank you for sharing this song.
I agree, the lyrics are so simple but touching
This is beautiful. Thanks for posting on this free channel. I can’t subscribe to your exclusive channel. So these posts are a treasure. All the best. Grazie mille.
Thank you for your always kind comments on my music. I really appreciate it!
I remember this part best ❤️🙏❤️
❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
What a beautiful performance!
Thank you!
In my youth, decades ago, my Computer Science department was generally keen on admitting Music majors into its Masters program because they tended to do really well. Might still hold?
There are some parallels between reading and write music, and reading and writing code.
Great to hear similar experiences from another artist! Teaching and other jobs that help supplement any income without burning any musician out is wonderful! I plan on teaching more, but I am building up my composition and TH-cam careers to have a well rounded music based career as a whole. More schools should address the various career paths a music career can take people, and how to best network with other musicians, and I am so happy you talked about this!
My sister-in-law had piano & organ degree from Tennessee & she was church organist for years. She also played with local bars as a "pick up" piano & keyboard player after posting her name w/ local club acts. *HER BIGGEST SUCCESS WAS NON-MUSIC THOUGH.... BEING A VETERAN PIANO PLAYER, SHE HAD A TYPING SPEED OF 100+ WPM. SHE WAS AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO START.* Like Alyse, she had some finance knowledge from personal planning & fiancial "futures" taught by her father... She started working in a company's as Exec Secty in purchasing and materials management, then became Asst Budget Dir. for a larger corporation & still plays occasionally for local bar bands as keyboard player.
Also "Fur Alyse", like my sister-in-law being an "extra" keyboardist for bar bands.... Alyse needs to check out the CELTIC MUSIC bands around, HAVING A FLUTE-PICCOLO-PENNY WHISTLE BACKGROUND IS A BIG DEAL IN CELTIC MUSIC
Glad you enjoyed it! It's always a balance to maintain artistic integrity and financial security, and at different stages of life, one may be more important than the other. But yes, figuring out how to keep going without burning out is crucial for a long term career in music!
Hi Cherubino! 😊
:-D
@@alysehokamp I can’t help but sing, too. “Non più andrai, farfallone amoroso, notte e giorno d'intorno girando. Delle belle turbando il riposo, Narcisetto, Adoncino d'amor...” (The Count) haha. Merry Christmas!
@@ronaldo_ofalia it's so catchy!
@@alysehokamp Yes. All the best, Alyse.
I'm closer to Bach but this is a good job. Thanks.
Can you put a copy of the music in the comments
Sometimes the most profound and touching music are those that are aesthetically simple. (I am not alluding to the Vermont Counterpoint which I also like so much, haha. But I hope you know what I mean.) Thanks for sharing your beautiful music. All the best.
Definitely agree with you on the beauty of simplicity. When I heard this aria, I thought it sounded like one of the slow movements of a flute concerto, but then I realized it's not... but it has some similarity to Adagio Religioso (K. 622)
It’s so cool that you taught yourself to play the organ! 🎉
Thanks! It was/is a long and slow process. Stressful at first! I'm by no means a virtuoso, but I can play some hymns, which is all most churches really need.
@@alysehokamp that’s really cool! I bet your brain grew hahaha ✅💪
@@AMARINS Definitely feels like a major brain stretch to play organ!
@@alysehokamp Alyse, you need to check out the CELTIC MUSIC FESTIVAL (Irish or Scottish-themed) bands around you, HAVING A FLUTE-PICCOLO-PENNY WHISTLE BACKGROUND IS A BIG DEAL IN CELTIC MUSIC. My sister-in-law had piano & organ degree from Tennessee & she was church organist for years. She also played with local bars as a "pick up" piano & keyboard player after posting her name w/ local club acts. *HER BIGGEST SUCCESS WAS NON-MUSIC THOUGH.... BEING A VETERAN PIANO PLAYER, SHE HAD A TYPING SPEED OF 100+ WPM. SHE WAS AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO START.* She had some finance knowledge from personal planning & fiancial "futures" taught by her father... She started working as Exec Secty for one company, and then became Asst Budget Dir. for a larger corporation. She still plays occasionally for local bar bands as keyboard player.
Great❤
Thank you!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing. How was the overdubbing done?
Thanks! We did it at our home studio with in ear monitors :)
Beautiful and inspiring!!
Thank you!
Hi Jonathan, I'm sorry I missed your question, but I'm glad you were able to find the duet on my website. Have you had a chance to play it? Let me know what you think!
@@alysehokamp th-cam.com/video/vsg3mdS-aN0/w-d-xo.html
@@alysehokamp Hi Alyse. I enjoyed your Bach arrangements, and I chose to perform your arrangement of Siciliano last weekend in a recital with my flute teacher. th-cam.com/video/vsg3mdS-aN0/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful! Two flutes, one music. All the best, Alyse.
Thanks! It is so fun to play duets with good friends :)
Thank you for sharing.... French horn player here 📯 🙏
Hi! Thanks for watching :)
I feel sorry for you because schooling costs thousands yearly, and you have 2 kids and probably can't devote the time to keep up your technique with trying to find other work. It sounds like you've been sold the dream, and it didn't pan out... which is common these days for many people in music, especially when you are competing against literally everybody in the world. You're not alone in singing that dirge song. My advice to people who want to succeed in music -- you need two things: 1) know a lot of important people and 2) have a lot of money to buy the people you need. Otherwise, it is the worst crap shoot. You actually have better luck winning a lottery. Two million-dollar lottery winners every week but do you have a new Taylor Swift or Lang Lang every week? No. Teach and sell the dream too. At least you can earn something of a living and Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven all taught too - so you are in good company. Mind you these guys still had important patrons, and if you don't have that in today's classical music... well, start looking for some or recommend a course to the school you graduated from on how to find one. Good luck.
Hi, thanks for your comment, but this is far from a dirge song! I learned a lot from taking my now 29 total auditions. It was always a choice I was making, and frankly, a lot cheaper than a lot of advanced music degrees. What ended up happening was I developed the skills I needed to start subbing in a professional orchestra. Every audition I took I learned what I could do better, and though it was challenging, I honestly enjoyed the process (which is why I did so many).
@@alysehokamp That's great that you see it that way. I could never have done it with consistent failure to get the position for six years. That's great that you learn and are happy with it, but it requires that commitment to improvement that I don't think many can afford to do. It probably takes a lot of practice time that could be spent making more money. I'm sure you want to conquer this and advance and I wish you luck
I failed 4 professional auditions in total, and took 5 other non-professional auditions for community orchestras and (gig type roles) PLUS 3-6 live performances and recitals "before" I earned a Substitute position for Plano Symphony. These auditions are very intimidating experiences that one has to get used to over and over again to become successful. No other shortcuts. Private lessons won't help much either in providing these important moments of experience.
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Congratulations on your sub position! I'm not so far from you, I'm in Denton :)
If the heart overflows with joy, it cannot help but sing. That was beautiful. All the best, Alyse.
There's definitely something very satisfying about singing! Thanks for your kind comments.
I make a TON of Unedited tapes! No shows are usually intimidated with the repertoire and don't show up on audition day. Have several professional violin auditions lined up coming in a few days to a month from now.
Best of luck on your auditions!!
In as much as your playing for the flute duet and the recital are splendid, your arrangement is worth the admiration. It is beautiful. All the best.
I’m in the aulea swim team that practices right next to that so sick brah
The passage from the deep low note to the brilliant high note is remarkable. Not to mention the breath control, dynamics, and expression.
Thanks so much for listening :)
“Toreador, en garde...” Yeeeeeeeeeees. Hehe. So beautiful! Thanks for all your hardwork and musicianship. All the best.
Thanks! I hope someday I can play the whole opera...
There you go. “Tosca, sei tu!” Beautiful rendition.
Thanks! Yes it's such a nice moment :)
I hope the Toreador aria is part of the duet :)
Of course! The entire fantasie is included in the duet in its original form, I just add the flute 2 part and some extra parts in the solo part during the interludes :)
@@alysehokamp Can’t wait haha.
I am at the age of 24, should I continue striving for my music degree (Guitar) or give up?
give up
@@Pr0d3gi got it 😞
It all depends on your situation. If it’s your undying passion in life, you are confident you can survive and thrive in the music industry, and you are skilled among your contemporaries, you can make it!! Of course luck and time is very important in music, but as a guitarist many gigs and students exist (who wouldn’t want to learn guitar?!?) and if you are well known/respected then you can make a good living.
I'm sorry I didn't reply sooner- but I really can't answer this for you. The answer is somewhere inside of you- if you stay with the question, the answer will come to you.
I was waiting for the most beautiful part of the aria: “Tosca, sei tu!” But then I realized, this is a short video upload, haha. Nice performance. All the best.
Ahh it's so pretty I love this aria
@@alysehokamp One of the most beautiful.
I am wondering that you have a Master in flute and had no lessons in Piccolo in that time (situation in US) Here in Europe i think it's impossible to get the master without substantial basics in Piccolo playing. The Piccolo is a very special Instrument and playing this instrument professional it is mandatory to have special lessons in playing. We have also more and more pieces composed for Piccolo available!.... and.. it's a wonderful instrument!!!! Listen to Peter Verhoyen. He's a real Master of Piccolo
Maybe some schools maybe have more of a specific piccolo requirement, but somehow I managed to get through my university with very little experience. I do like playing the piccolo, and I think you're right that it needs special instruction, as it is a different instrument with very different tendencies than the flute.
Yeah. A mile away. :) Thanks for this upload. Inspiring!
My plan is to arrange basically my whole recital for flute ensembles :-D let's see if I get through it all...
@@alysehokamp That will be great. Of course you can do it. Best wishes.