Part I: 00:07 Introduction 03:40 Augurs of Spring 06:53 Ritual of Abduction 08:16 Spring Rounds 11:56 Ritual of the Rival Tribes 13:49 Procession of the Sage 14:32 Dance of the Earth Part II: 16:06 Introduction 20:24 Mystic Circles of the Young Girls 23:33 Glorification of the Chosen One 25:02 Evocation of the Ancestors 25:43 Ritual Action of the Ancestors 29:07 Sacrificial Dance
Having seen this brilliance, my dream now is for this to inspire other musicians to do the same with this piece, but with their relevant instrument groups from the piece. It would interesting to highlight what the bassoonists do beyond the iconic opening solo, or highlight how similarly complexly layered the horns are to the flutes in this piece.
Wow, Stravinsky really didn't give you much time to breath in some of those long, extended passages with 16th note runs. They just go on forever without any breaks.
The Rite of Spring is my favourite work and it's a joy to stumble across this amazing insight into a single section in this massive work, thank you SO much for putting this together man!
What an amazing rendition! I always thought the flutes on this piece were incredible, and hearing them isolated and clear like this is amazing. The bit from 9:22 to 10:02 with the piccolo trills are my favorite part! Cheers from Brazil!
Would love to see this for the entire Planets suite! I’ve always wanted to hear music from the perspective of certain groups of instruments. Flutes are an especially interesting listen out of all the woodwind. Keep up the outstanding playing!
It's funny how today _Le Sacre_ and The Planets are both cherished parts of the standard repertoire, but you couldn't mention The Planets (smashing success) in the same sentence with _Le Sacre_ (scandal) in 1920.
As someone who plays the flute and absolute adores The Rite, you have no idea how happy I am to have stumbled across this!! Thank you so much for sharing :D
I have known and loved the “sacre” for over 40 years. And I am always awestruck and overflowing with enthusiasm when I discover new details of this masterpiece - as in this video. Hearing only the flutes in the foreground again opens up new levels. Thank you very much and hats off! Ich kenn und liebe den "sacre" seit über 40 Jahren. Und ich erstarre immer wieder vor Ehrfurcht und fließe über vor Begeisterung, wenn ich neue Details dieses Meisterwerks entdecken darf - wie in diesem Video. Mal ausschießlich die Flöten in den Vordergrund gerückt zu hören erschließt wieder neue Ebenen. Vielen Dank und Hut ab!!
Legend has it that this piece caused such an outrage when it first premiered in 1913, that the whole theater (including the musicians) broke out into a riot.
I am LOVING this! I have studied composition and orchestration with some incredible teachers, just recently watched a deep dive into the Rite. This is an EXCELLENT idea! Thank you!!
I've been working on a Low Brass version for this type of video for almost 2 years, but I'm such a perfectionist that I keep rerecording the older takes! It'll happen, eventually.... maybe. Great Job though!
So well done. This is a great tutorial for anyone wanting to add this piece to their repertoire. I always encourage my students to review as many of the classics/standard pieces for orchestra as a way of building skills. This is the perfect study piece. Thank you!
Wowsers! Great stuff, especially being able to hear all those great alto flute lines. Normally the solos are easily audible but there is so much more going on! Bravo!!!
Listening again. Still wowsers! Back in the day, I was lucky enough to perform Le Sacre a dozen times or so, but I was always playing the piccolo trumpet. From back there, you don’t get to here a lot of these amazing flute, and especially alto flute lines
Double bassist with flute dreams here lol we get to carve mountains in these excerpts. Down picking metal bands, only a pale imitation of these Down Bows!
This is a brilliant idea, excellently produced! While obviously the balance is not what you would hear in a full live orchestral performance it gives a wonderful insight into the brilliant writing for the flutes, and would greatly enhance your listening to a full performance. It would be wonderful if other instrumentalists could make similar videos for other sections in the work.
I was thinking the exact same thing. I would love this to inspire additional vids to come along and do similar highlight jobs, like for the conical brass (horns and tubas), or for the clarinet section, among others.
I’m thinking about doing this but for clarinets. I can get both a B flat and a Bass at my school, but I just need to figure out where to get an E flat and an A.
@@mrzepherman And a D! (Though very few players have that, and play it on the E flat nowadays, though the writing for the D clarinet is very specific!)
Fabulous work. I'm hearing, and appreciating so much more of what the flutes do in this piece (esp the piccolo). And realising that the flutes are playing most of the time!
Great work, and fantastically useful as an orchestration teaching tool. It would be wonderful if similar videos could be produced for each section of the Rite's orchestra. Tough to produce! Your video is a brilliant start to that. Thanks. 🙂
I love this. It allows everyone to see and hear the condensed part of the flute section. Very well done. Also I can't believe more composers use the alto flute, it is quite a beautiful instrument. Btw the original recording is of a Dutch orchestra, not Danish.
I thought you made an arrangement for only flutes...😅 That would have been something!!! How many flutes would that have taken (from bass-flute to piccolo)! Also love the arrangement for 4 piano's Love your video of this masterpiece.
Now please do Mahlers 9, 2, 7, pictures Ravel, la mer, all of Holst the planets (including alto flute ones and 2nd piccolo ones), American in Paris, Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 2, "Little Russian, all of the firebird 1910, Shostakovich: Symphony No. 9 and 15, Respighi: "Fountains of Rome," "Pines of Rome,” Schoenberg: Violin Concerto; Beethoven: Symphony No. 7, Bartók: Piano Concerto No. 2, "The Wooden Prince." R. Strauss: "Don Juan," "Brentano" Lieder, "Also Sprach Zarathustra.", Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 and upload all of it to TH-cam. Then do some pieces SFS did for 2003-2004 like Toch: From "Bunte" Suite; Mozart: "Exsultate, jubilate"; Mahler: Symphony No. 4, Berlioz: "Romeo et Juliette, Brahms violin concerto, Smetana: "Bartered Bride" Overture; Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1; Anders Hillborg: "Exquisite Corpse"; Scriabin: "Poem of Ecstasy, Debussy (orch. Holloway): "En blanc et noir"; John Adams: "My Father Knew Charles Ives"; Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 3, Mussorgsky: "Night on Bald Mountain"; Salonen: "Insomnia"; Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 1, Bartok: Suite from "The Miraculous Mandarin, Shostakovich: Symphony No. 7, "Leningrad, Ravel mother goose suite, Prokofiev: Symphony No. 6, Bach: Mass in B Minor, Debussy: "Rondes de printemps" from "Images"; Prokofiev: Sinfonia concertante; Franck: Symphony in D Minor, and Takemitsu: "From me flows what you call time"; Holst: "The Planets."
Amazing. By the way, I'm a Rite lover, not specifically a flute lover (though of course flutes are cool, and a great part of the orchestra.) I know the editing of this probably took almost as much time as learning the music, but if you do this again, can you please put the music on-screen the whole time, not just when the flutes are playing? (Potentially with other parts showing up as cues where useful, but at least showing the millions of whole bar rests - with the time-signatures.) That way I can conduct along with the video. Pretend I'm Herbert von Karjan or something 🙂 No, strike that. My favourite version is with Claudio Abbado conducting. I'll be him 😀 Thanks for uploading. I've listened to the Rite about 10 million times, but never like this, and I think I learned a few new things from the experience! Incidentally, you look a bit like Ethan Hawke 🙂
Part I:
00:07 Introduction
03:40 Augurs of Spring
06:53 Ritual of Abduction
08:16 Spring Rounds
11:56 Ritual of the Rival Tribes
13:49 Procession of the Sage
14:32 Dance of the Earth
Part II:
16:06 Introduction
20:24 Mystic Circles of the Young Girls
23:33 Glorification of the Chosen One
25:02 Evocation of the Ancestors
25:43 Ritual Action of the Ancestors
29:07 Sacrificial Dance
Should be pinned!
The alto flute part in the introduction will never get enough attention. It goes SO hard
Do you mean piccolo?
2:30 think its the alto flute part with the oboe solo and the really high clarinet. I agree it sounds really wierd and uncomfortable
14:09 that part was incredible
this is iconic
Having seen this brilliance, my dream now is for this to inspire other musicians to do the same with this piece, but with their relevant instrument groups from the piece. It would interesting to highlight what the bassoonists do beyond the iconic opening solo, or highlight how similarly complexly layered the horns are to the flutes in this piece.
Oh I would LOVE THAT as well!!! Can you imagine how much you would learn???!!!!
please link it here if anyone find others! love to see it
Or the bass clarinet, I really like those parts too.
I might do something like this for the clarinet parts, however the clarinet parts are still pretty hard for me.
@@ouwebrood497yes, they are great!
I am SO jealous of any performer that gets to play this masterpiece......our little regional orchestra just isnt up to scratch Im afraid
INCREDIBLE video
need one of these for every instrument
12:01 is my favorite part for flutes :)
this deseves way more attention
Very nice to see only one particular part of this extraordinary ballet! Someone should make these kind of videos for the rest of the instruments!!
one of my favorite videos on youtube. absolutely insane
14:09 is my fav of all time
Absolutely awesome. I can't imagine how much work you put into this to get it all lined up and the various parts.
Wow, Stravinsky really didn't give you much time to breath in some of those long, extended passages with 16th note runs. They just go on forever without any breaks.
THE WHOLE THING
The Rite of Spring is my favourite work and it's a joy to stumble across this amazing insight into a single section in this massive work, thank you SO much for putting this together man!
What an amazing rendition! I always thought the flutes on this piece were incredible, and hearing them isolated and clear like this is amazing. The bit from 9:22 to 10:02 with the piccolo trills are my favorite part! Cheers from Brazil!
PART ONE: ADORATION OF THE EARTH
INTRODUCTION
1:31 - 2:13
2:18 - 2:45 - Alto Flute Solo
2:38 - 3:05*
AUGURS OF SPRING
3:58
4:09 - 4:16*
4:49 - 4:48
5:22 - 5:28 - Flute 1 Solo
5:38 - 6:08 - Alto Flute Solo
6:16-6:52 - Piccolo Solo
RITUAL OF ABDUCTION
6:56 - 7:22
7:24 - 7:29
7:30 - 7:40
7:47 - 7:58
SPRING ROUNDS
8:11 - 8:42
9:22 - 9:40
9:42 - 10:00 - Piccolo Solo
10:24 - 11:07
11:08 - 11:24
11:25 - 1:55 - Alto Flute Solo
RITUAL OF THE RIVAL TRIBE
12:01 - 12:11
12:21 - 12:36
12:41 - 12:54
13:02 - 13:04
13:15 - 13:27
13:35 - 13:45
PROCESSION OF THE SAGE
14:08 - 14:29
DANCE OF THE EARTH
14:54 - 15:20
15:52 - 16:00
PART TWO: THE SACRIFICE
INTRODUCTION
16:06 - 16:54
16:55 - 17:23
17:26 - 17:47 - Alto Flute Solo
19:02 - 19:58
MYSTIC CIRCLES OF THE YOUNG GIRLS
20:52 - 21:04 - Alto Flute Solo
21:39 - 22:07
22:19 - 22:30
22:58 - 23:14
23:25
GLORIFICATION OF THE CHOSEN ONE
23:32 - 23:50
23:55 - 24:01
24:02 - 24:18
24:29 - 24:42
24:43 - 25:00
EVOCATION OF THE ANCESTORS
25:05 - 25:40
RITUAL OF THE ANCESTORS
26:07 - 26:26 - Alto Flute Solo
26:35 - 27:19
27:20 - 27:33*
27:41 - 27:52
27:59 - 28:15
28:26 - 28:37 - Alto Flute Solo
SACRIFICIAL DANCE
29:14 - 29:21
29:32 - 29:35
29:58
30:13 - 30:19
30:28 - 30:42
30:56 - 31:08
31:17 - 31:23
31:33 - 31:36
31:52 - 31:57
32:19 - 32:42
32:47 - 33:11
33:15 - 33:33
33:35 - 33:38
Would love to see this for the entire Planets suite! I’ve always wanted to hear music from the perspective of certain groups of instruments. Flutes are an especially interesting listen out of all the woodwind. Keep up the outstanding playing!
Such a good idea
It's funny how today _Le Sacre_ and The Planets are both cherished parts of the standard repertoire, but you couldn't mention The Planets (smashing success) in the same sentence with _Le Sacre_ (scandal) in 1920.
@@Snardbafulatorso cool to think about
What a COOL idea. LOVE this!
Gratitude. Thank you for this experience. You are a superb musician.
As someone who plays the flute and absolute adores The Rite, you have no idea how happy I am to have stumbled across this!! Thank you so much for sharing :D
I have known and loved the “sacre” for over 40 years. And I am always awestruck and overflowing with enthusiasm when I discover new details of this masterpiece - as in this video. Hearing only the flutes in the foreground again opens up new levels. Thank you very much and hats off!
Ich kenn und liebe den "sacre" seit über 40 Jahren. Und ich erstarre immer wieder vor Ehrfurcht und fließe über vor Begeisterung, wenn ich neue Details dieses Meisterwerks entdecken darf - wie in diesem Video. Mal ausschießlich die Flöten in den Vordergrund gerückt zu hören erschließt wieder neue Ebenen. Vielen Dank und Hut ab!!
alto flute at 2:17 is absolutely insane, nice job
THIS IS GENIUS
Legend has it that this piece caused such an outrage when it first premiered in 1913, that the whole theater (including the musicians) broke out into a riot.
You are AMAZING Ethan omg
Good job 👏
Go Ethan! Fabulous 👍🏻👍🏻
I am LOVING this! I have studied composition and orchestration with some incredible teachers, just recently watched a deep dive into the Rite. This is an EXCELLENT idea! Thank you!!
This is a masterclass in itself for composers and arrangers
Awesome, Ethan!
my favs -
5:19
5:38
33:20
You did a fantastic job! From one flute player to another 🙏💥
Great playing! Thank you!
27:00 is Shradieck on flutes)
Wonderful experience to share, thank you.
Eu amo o som da flauta em Sol.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MY WHOLE LIFE
Marvelous! Great to see your videos returning to TH-cam.
I've been working on a Low Brass version for this type of video for almost 2 years, but I'm such a perfectionist that I keep rerecording the older takes! It'll happen, eventually.... maybe. Great Job though!
I would love to see that video ❤
@pepsilays6077 it's still a WIP, just need the time and better recording equipment. But stay tuned!
Great job, Ethan!
Thank you, amazing job!
THANK FOU FOR POSTING THIS
And I thought the bass part was hard!!! Bravo on all fronts!!!!
Great video, and thank you for the opportunity to appreciate how beautiful the flute parts in this piece are.
Marvelous!
I'm so doing this with trombones. Like, what a great format!
Awesome~~~ cool
So well done. This is a great tutorial for anyone wanting to add this piece to their repertoire. I always encourage my students to review as many of the classics/standard pieces for orchestra as a way of building skills. This is the perfect study piece. Thank you!
THIS IS SO COOL 🫠🥰🥲🤩
I LOVE the runs after 12:00 GAH
Brilliant! ❤
This truly highlights what a masterpiece in orchestration and part writing this piece is.
Thank you so much!
Wowsers! Great stuff, especially being able to hear all those great alto flute lines. Normally the solos are easily audible but there is so much more going on! Bravo!!!
Just sent a link to my flute prof and said "wowsers" in the email, lol. No doubt wowsers 😂
Listening again. Still wowsers! Back in the day, I was lucky enough to perform Le Sacre a dozen times or so, but I was always playing the piccolo trumpet. From back there, you don’t get to here a lot of these amazing flute, and especially alto flute lines
Double bassist with flute dreams here lol we get to carve mountains in these excerpts. Down picking metal bands, only a pale imitation of these Down Bows!
Amazing
Very epic! I especially love the noisy keywork on the alto flute :D
This is a brilliant idea, excellently produced! While obviously the balance is not what you would hear in a full live orchestral performance it gives a wonderful insight into the brilliant writing for the flutes, and would greatly enhance your listening to a full performance. It would be wonderful if other instrumentalists could make similar videos for other sections in the work.
I was thinking the exact same thing. I would love this to inspire additional vids to come along and do similar highlight jobs, like for the conical brass (horns and tubas), or for the clarinet section, among others.
I’m thinking about doing this but for clarinets. I can get both a B flat and a Bass at my school, but I just need to figure out where to get an E flat and an A.
@@mrzepherman And a D! (Though very few players have that, and play it on the E flat nowadays, though the writing for the D clarinet is very specific!)
yeah. I’m either gonna have to transpose the sheet music myself or buy the transposed sheet music
I'm thinking of making one for the oboes this summer! I don't have an English horn though so I'll have to edit an oboe to sound down a fifth
Awesome!
Amazing!!!!
Beautiful job
Sensacional. Um aula formidável. Parabéns!!!
This gave me palpitations. Gorgeous. Thank you!
Fabulous work. I'm hearing, and appreciating so much more of what the flutes do in this piece (esp the piccolo). And realising that the flutes are playing most of the time!
amazing
Bravo!!!
This is really cool to watch and inspiring 😁
Excelente!! Obrigado pela aula 🎶👏👏
You sound amazing! It’s so cool to hear the individual parts and you clearly put a lot of work into this. Someone make this in Clarinet form plsss
Beautifully done!
Sounding fabulous as usual
I'm loving the buzz cut on you, so handsome!
Epic!
Great work, and fantastically useful as an orchestration teaching tool. It would be wonderful if similar videos could be produced for each section of the Rite's orchestra. Tough to produce! Your video is a brilliant start to that. Thanks. 🙂
I love this. It allows everyone to see and hear the condensed part of the flute section. Very well done. Also I can't believe more composers use the alto flute, it is quite a beautiful instrument. Btw the original recording is of a Dutch orchestra, not Danish.
Love me some alto flute! After bass clarinet it's probably my favorite sound.
Please do more like this format
2:19 wait was that the lick
With some passing notes, but yes!
2:51 that's a lot of mario sfx
I thought you made an arrangement for only flutes...😅
That would have been something!!! How many flutes would that have taken (from bass-flute to piccolo)!
Also love the arrangement for 4 piano's
Love your video of this masterpiece.
Bravo!!! Master piece. I thought piccolo guy is your twin bro and Alto flute is another player.😂 My daughter also think 3 people play this video.😁
I NEED THIS FROM A BASSOONS/CONTRA PROSPECTIVE
cool
Upload FIREBIRD (1910 BALLET) - Flutes
If you could do this with Daphnis et Chloé or The Planets someday, I would be over the moon
Now please do Mahlers 9, 2, 7, pictures Ravel, la mer, all of Holst the planets (including alto flute ones and 2nd piccolo ones), American in Paris, Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 2, "Little Russian, all of the firebird 1910, Shostakovich: Symphony No. 9 and 15, Respighi: "Fountains of Rome," "Pines of Rome,” Schoenberg: Violin Concerto; Beethoven: Symphony No. 7, Bartók: Piano Concerto No. 2, "The Wooden Prince." R. Strauss: "Don Juan," "Brentano" Lieder, "Also Sprach Zarathustra.", Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 and upload all of it to TH-cam.
Then do some pieces SFS did for 2003-2004 like Toch: From "Bunte" Suite; Mozart: "Exsultate, jubilate"; Mahler: Symphony No. 4, Berlioz: "Romeo et Juliette, Brahms violin concerto, Smetana: "Bartered Bride" Overture; Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1; Anders Hillborg: "Exquisite Corpse"; Scriabin: "Poem of Ecstasy, Debussy (orch. Holloway): "En blanc et noir"; John Adams: "My Father Knew Charles Ives"; Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 3, Mussorgsky: "Night on Bald Mountain"; Salonen: "Insomnia"; Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 1, Bartok: Suite from "The Miraculous Mandarin, Shostakovich: Symphony No. 7, "Leningrad, Ravel mother goose suite, Prokofiev: Symphony No. 6, Bach: Mass in B Minor, Debussy: "Rondes de printemps" from "Images"; Prokofiev: Sinfonia concertante; Franck: Symphony in D Minor, and Takemitsu: "From me flows what you call time"; Holst: "The Planets."
It took me a minute to realize you didn’t just cut your hair to record the alto flute part 😂 great playing 👏🏼
I aspire to be this good. How long have you been playing?
Any tips on counting difficult rests/passages?
Please do Daphnis et Chloe next please.
How did you not hear the flute parts while listening to the orchestra? Did you cut them out? I'm genuinely curious.
How did you remove the flute parts from the original recording?
I am trying to be as considerate to the players as possible when I do orchestration. Meanwhile composers are doing THIS.
Nooo! Don't die camera!!! 😢😂
Amazing. By the way, I'm a Rite lover, not specifically a flute lover (though of course flutes are cool, and a great part of the orchestra.) I know the editing of this probably took almost as much time as learning the music, but if you do this again, can you please put the music on-screen the whole time, not just when the flutes are playing? (Potentially with other parts showing up as cues where useful, but at least showing the millions of whole bar rests - with the time-signatures.) That way I can conduct along with the video. Pretend I'm Herbert von Karjan or something 🙂 No, strike that. My favourite version is with Claudio Abbado conducting. I'll be him 😀
Thanks for uploading. I've listened to the Rite about 10 million times, but never like this, and I think I learned a few new things from the experience! Incidentally, you look a bit like Ethan Hawke 🙂
That's the fluffiest piccolo sound ever. Not suited to Stravinsky at all.
Bravo!!
Awesome!