Ciao Giorgio, thanks a lot for your comment, I am really flattered! - Soon I will post more videos with Renaissance flute on my ensemble astrophil & stella's channel if you are interested. All the best! Johanna
@@johannabartz9430 omggg reading this makes me so happy! This single video made me subscribe immediately but then I saw you didn’t have any more videos haha so I’m very excited for what’s next!!!!
@@gatozarin Thank you so much!! Yes, I have to admit that I am a bit old fashioned and slow when it comes to posting of videos... ;-) I am usually also sharing videos and material from other channels here. Anyway, I am happy that you liked this one! :D All the best!
Absolutely and totally enchanting. I forgot every things around me to listen. 😊 I am a baroque flute player and I love 415 pitch!! Congrs! Very well done ❤
Wonderful! I love those simpler instruments - and I mean the simpler construction not simpler playing. I play a keyless flute I made myself that can be played chromatically. The boehm flute is an abomination 😊. All those keys. I never got along with it. Subscribed.
Thanks a lot, Ariel! I have to confess that now, a couple of years later, I would play this differently, and also my sound changed. :-) That's how it is with recordings! Anyway, I am happy you like it! For more Renaissance flute content please check out my ensemble astrophil & stella's channel: th-cam.com/channels/MgMLGCzwf9Yk6uL8XwDO8Q.html
@@johannabartz9430 Johanna, my experience of making baroque flutes led me to appreciate the Renessance one-piece flute the solidity of it sounds and its simplicity, produces something overwhelming and unique, which according to my belief got lost from the baroque flute Period and on, due to the need to enlarge the tonality. It would be amazing to hear your recording now I’ll keep my eye open🤗
@@johannabartz9430 No doubt we're related way back. If you want to check out some more Classically inclined musicians named Bartz, punch in BARTZ TRIBE "CLASSICAL" ETC. (I hope you are O.K. with my putting a couple of your videos in the playlist. If not, let me know.) I put the playlist(s) together to feature all my distant "cousins" music in various genres, and it's been a lot of fun and somewhat surprising. My family was originally centered in Minnesota after coming from Germany and eventually spread all over the country. Sometimes the coincidences are a little weird (see my comment under Clara Gerdes Bartz Mephisto Waltz), but good music and coincidences are fun!
Thank you very much! You can find more information about existing editions here: data.bnf.fr/13913995/clement_janequin_d_un_seul_soleil/#rdtc-13913995 A scan of the part books by Chemin (D'un seul soleil on page X): imslp.org/wiki/25_Chansons_nouvelles,_Livre_8_(Du_Chemin,_Nicolas) And a modern score: digitalduchemin.org/piece/DC0808/ Best wishes! Johanna
I was stunned by the flutes sound! Thank you! I do have a question, is the renaissance traverso a chromatic instrument? Can it play all the semitones? Thanks!
Dear Joseph, thanks a lot! About your question: No, the Renaissance traverso is a diatonic instrument, sounding best in the modal system (one or no flat in the key signature (=transposed or untransposed modes)). It is possible to play some chromaticism on it though.
I second the acclamations below, that is a superb performance of a marvellous piece on gorgeous instruments. Both are so rare that they would merit two or three words of introduction. Anyway, I gathered the flute is made of plum wood and that is lovely. The pitch could be lower for the period, but the harp is so rare (and precious) that you probably don‘t keep half a dozen of them at various pitches between 370 and 470. Still as a compromise standard, why not rather go for 400 which is a frequent and very good sounding pitch of traverse flutes? Another thing I do not quite understand is why the renaissance flute, which was invariably in feminine gender at the time ({flauta} traversa, or la fleutte d‘alleman), has had a sex change recently?
Really really beautiful and perfectly played!! Congratulations to both!! Regarding the flute, who is the maker? And is it a soprano in A or in G'? Thank you :)
Dear Manuel, thanks a lot for your words! The flute is actually a tenor in d, 415 Hz (here we sound a bit higher - it was super warm during the recording ;-) by Giovanni Tardino. Best, Johanna
@@johannabartz9430 Dear Johanna, thank you for the info! I have a Palanca and recently ordered a simple system flute, but after hearing you both, I might have to give a try also to the renaissance flutes! 😅
I started the recorder at age 7, modern flute at age 10, baroque traverso at ager 14 and renaissance at age 26. I think everybody has different rhythms, but it's never too late to start an instrument!
Dear Henry, this is a replica after AFV and supposed to play at a=415 Hz. On the day of this recording it was very warm in the room, so we ended up playing a bit higher than 415. ;)
I am kinda confused now... I have seen you saying in another comment it's a Bassano replica (probably those "!!" marked ones, right?). However, aren't the Bassano ones from BC (Biblioteca Capitolare) instead of the Academia Filarmonica? The table I have says the AFV ones are Trefoil, not Bassano, however, it may be incomplete as well.
Dear Emil, thank you very much! Depending on the material and the flute maker a renaissance tenor flute costs around 800 - 1000 Euros. Best wishes for you!
Hermosa interpretación pero en 2:21 y 2:58 se escucha una nota desafinada. Es probable que se deba a las limitaciones propias de éste instrumento. Gracias.
@flauvel23 Es posible que yo tenga un "arrogante oído absoluto" , pero eso es mejor que NO TENER ABSOLUTAMENTE NADA de oído como tú y no percibir desafinaciones tan monumentales. Estudia, escucha, practica, analiza. Y si las neuronas te alcanzan, opina con fundamento. Suerte.🙄
Que desfachatez de contestación , estás suspendido ,primero en historia y segundo en el conocimiento de los sistemas renacentistas para construir sus melodías y acompañamientos , los intervalos y las escalas tienen algunas diferencias bien notables con el mundo tonal y bien temperado en el que tú te mueves , sinceramente me parece hasta graciosa tu respuesta...
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Gorgeous 😮
Hearing a Renaissance flute, played so well, with a beautiful intoned, full and powerful sound, does not happen often; I'm ecstatic!
Ciao Giorgio, thanks a lot for your comment, I am really flattered! - Soon I will post more videos with Renaissance flute on my ensemble astrophil & stella's channel if you are interested. All the best! Johanna
@@johannabartz9430 omggg reading this makes me so happy! This single video made me subscribe immediately but then I saw you didn’t have any more videos haha so I’m very excited for what’s next!!!!
@@gatozarin Thank you so much!! Yes, I have to admit that I am a bit old fashioned and slow when it comes to posting of videos... ;-) I am usually also sharing videos and material from other channels here. Anyway, I am happy that you liked this one! :D All the best!
Agreed! And, I really appreciate details about the wood and maker. Plum has such an ethereal tone.
Absolutely and totally enchanting. I forgot every things around me to listen. 😊
I am a baroque flute player and I love 415 pitch!!
Congrs! Very well done ❤
Thank you!
It can't get any better than that.
Very professionel ans SO BEAUTIFUL !!! Thank you!
excellent: such a full rich tone and exquisite divisions.
and a triple harp! huzzah!
Thanks Miko! :)
Wonderful music and wonderfully played!
Johanna you play this great! I will play it on the alto recorder. Loved it!
Dear Eduardo, thank you! Enjoy playing the piece, it's such a beautiful chanson!
bravissime! splendido suono e interpretazione
Beautiful beyond words. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! All the best, Johanna
So beautiful. Congratulations 🎼
Wonderful! I love those simpler instruments - and I mean the simpler construction not simpler playing.
I play a keyless flute I made myself that can be played chromatically.
The boehm flute is an abomination 😊. All those keys. I never got along with it.
Subscribed.
Magnifique merci pour le partage !
Merci beaucoup!
belle performance, vous etes de grands artistes.
Merci beaucoup Roland !
Absolutely amazing, what a sound OMG
Thanks a lot, Ariel! I have to confess that now, a couple of years later, I would play this differently, and also my sound changed. :-) That's how it is with recordings! Anyway, I am happy you like it! For more Renaissance flute content please check out my ensemble astrophil & stella's channel: th-cam.com/channels/MgMLGCzwf9Yk6uL8XwDO8Q.html
@@johannabartz9430 Johanna, my experience of making baroque flutes led me to appreciate the Renessance one-piece flute the solidity of it sounds and its simplicity, produces something overwhelming and unique, which according to my belief got lost from the baroque flute Period and on, due to the need to enlarge the tonality. It would be amazing to hear your recording now I’ll keep my eye open🤗
Thank you, Johanna, for your supremely tasteful interventions of diminution and rhythmic ornamentation!
Lovely!
What a stunning performance! Thank you so much for uploading this!
Thank you so much!
You're so amazing. Lovely playing by the both of you.
Thanks a lot, Jed! See you soon, hopefully!
Charming! What beautiful playing. Brava to both flautist and harpist.
Thanks a lot!
@@johannabartz9430 You're more than welcome. I hope to hear more from you and Ms.Piganiol.
Maravilloso!
Thanks Ariel!
Bravissima!
Thank you dear Mario!
So beautiful!
Thank you so much, David! Happy New Year :)
That was amazing, you have played it tuned that well... I also saw your ensemble from Schola on ReRenaissance channel - breathtaking. Thank you!
Thank you so much Laura!! I hope we can meet soon in person! All the best :)
I love your music, presence, and grace. WELL DONE !!!!!!
Dear Jon, thank you so much! It's nice also to read of someone with the same last name! :)
@@johannabartz9430 No doubt we're related way back. If you want to check out some more Classically inclined musicians named Bartz, punch in BARTZ TRIBE "CLASSICAL" ETC. (I hope you are O.K. with my putting a couple of your videos in the playlist. If not, let me know.) I put the playlist(s) together to feature all my distant "cousins" music in various genres, and it's been a lot of fun and somewhat surprising. My family was originally centered in Minnesota after coming from Germany and eventually spread all over the country. Sometimes the coincidences are a little weird (see my comment under Clara Gerdes Bartz Mephisto Waltz), but good music and coincidences are fun!
@@jonk.j.jeffbartz7948 This is great! :D Thanks, dear Jon!
Stupendo! Brave! ❤
Thank you! 💚🙏🏼
Absolutely superb peformance, sound, and instruments. What a wonderful surprise to find this!
Thank you! Best, Johanna
Thanks a lot!
Wonderful performance.
maravillosa Johanna, que dulzura tocando, que delicadeza, bravo!!
Bravissima! Anzi, bravissime ambedue
Grazie mille!
You play wonderfully!This flute have a heavenly sound! Is This Wood?
Thank you! The flute is made from plum wood, but it was stained almost black.
What a astonishing performance. Superb. Is this score available? Thank you.
Thank you very much!
You can find more information about existing editions here:
data.bnf.fr/13913995/clement_janequin_d_un_seul_soleil/#rdtc-13913995
A scan of the part books by Chemin (D'un seul soleil on page X):
imslp.org/wiki/25_Chansons_nouvelles,_Livre_8_(Du_Chemin,_Nicolas)
And a modern score:
digitalduchemin.org/piece/DC0808/
Best wishes!
Johanna
Thank you.
I was stunned by the flutes sound! Thank you! I do have a question, is the renaissance traverso a chromatic instrument? Can it play all the semitones? Thanks!
Dear Joseph, thanks a lot! About your question: No, the Renaissance traverso is a diatonic instrument, sounding best in the modal system (one or no flat in the key signature (=transposed or untransposed modes)). It is possible to play some chromaticism on it though.
Absolutely beautiful! Is your flute made from wood? The sound is lovely.
Dear Denise, thank you! Yes, this flute is made from plum wood.
Não sei se você entende português (Brasil), mas toca maravilhosamente bem! Essa flauta tem um som celestial! É madeira? ( Wood?) You até from?
Olá Gabriel, muito obrigada pelo seu comentário! Sim, a flauta é feita de madeira de ameixa!
I'm curious about the maker and model of her flute? Beautiful performance.
I second the acclamations below, that is a superb performance of a marvellous piece on gorgeous instruments. Both are so rare that they would merit two or three words of introduction. Anyway, I gathered the flute is made of plum wood and that is lovely. The pitch could be lower for the period, but the harp is so rare (and precious) that you probably don‘t keep half a dozen of them at various pitches between 370 and 470. Still as a compromise standard, why not rather go for 400 which is a frequent and very good sounding pitch of traverse flutes? Another thing I do not quite understand is why the renaissance flute, which was invariably in feminine gender at the time ({flauta} traversa, or la fleutte d‘alleman), has had a sex change recently?
very nice music, where do you find this kind of flute ? thks
Thank you very much! It is a copy of a renaissance traverso. Most traverso makers nowadays build these type of instruments.
Amazing sound! What kind of flute is this? Looks like something made out of PVC.
Thank you! The flute is made of stained plum wood.
Really really beautiful and perfectly played!! Congratulations to both!! Regarding the flute, who is the maker? And is it a soprano in A or in G'? Thank you :)
Dear Manuel, thanks a lot for your words! The flute is actually a tenor in d, 415 Hz (here we sound a bit higher - it was super warm during the recording ;-) by Giovanni Tardino. Best, Johanna
@@johannabartz9430 Dear Johanna, thank you for the info! I have a Palanca and recently ordered a simple system flute, but after hearing you both, I might have to give a try also to the renaissance flutes! 😅
@@mcochofel Wonderful! You should definitely go for it and try renaissance flute as well. All the best!
How old were you two when you started learning period instruments and technique? Wondering if it's too late for me.
I started the recorder at age 7, modern flute at age 10, baroque traverso at ager 14 and renaissance at age 26. I think everybody has different rhythms, but it's never too late to start an instrument!
Nice Instrument and performance. Is this traverso some of the BCV or AFV ones replica? Is the pitch supposed to be something slightly above 415hz?
Dear Henry, this is a replica after AFV and supposed to play at a=415 Hz. On the day of this recording it was very warm in the room, so we ended up playing a bit higher than 415. ;)
I am kinda confused now... I have seen you saying in another comment it's a Bassano replica (probably those "!!" marked ones, right?). However, aren't the Bassano ones from BC (Biblioteca Capitolare) instead of the Academia Filarmonica? The table I have says the AFV ones are Trefoil, not Bassano, however, it may be incomplete as well.
I was wondering why her harp sounded more like a Lute than a harp.....
Can you tell me who is the builder of this flute, please?
Giovanni Tardino in Basel.
@@johannabartz9430 Thank you very much. :)
Bravissimo! What pitch has the flute?
Thanks a lot! The flute is in 415 Hz.
Johanna Bartz Thanks a lot for your answer!
*You are from?
Which kind of flute is this? It looks futuristic and old at the same time.
+Emil Danielsen , it is a copy of a renaissance flute in d, stained maplewood, made by Giovanni Tardino. Best wishes, Johanna
Thank you so much for your reply. You play very beautifully. I'm saving up for such a flute. May I ask what the range is?
Dear Emil, thank you very much! Depending on the material and the flute maker a renaissance tenor flute costs around 800 - 1000 Euros. Best wishes for you!
@@johannabartz9430 Is it a Bassano or a Rafi? Thank you.
@@wilsonMelo6 It is a copy after Bassano.
Hermosa interpretación pero en 2:21 y 2:58 se escucha una nota desafinada. Es probable que se deba a las limitaciones propias de éste instrumento. Gracias.
No no , es debido a tu limitadísima capacidad de empatizar con la música del Renacimiento y a tu arrogante oído absoluto 😂
@flauvel23 Es posible que yo tenga un "arrogante oído absoluto" , pero eso es mejor que NO TENER ABSOLUTAMENTE NADA de oído como tú y no percibir desafinaciones tan monumentales. Estudia, escucha, practica, analiza. Y si las neuronas te alcanzan, opina con fundamento. Suerte.🙄
Que desfachatez de contestación , estás suspendido ,primero en historia y segundo en el conocimiento de los sistemas renacentistas para construir sus melodías y acompañamientos , los intervalos y las escalas tienen algunas diferencias bien notables con el mundo tonal y bien temperado en el que tú te mueves , sinceramente me parece hasta graciosa tu respuesta...
Absolutely amazing, what a sound OMG
Thank you :)