Bach - Badinerie from Orchestral Suite in B minor BWV 1067 | Netherlands Bach Society
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- For the complete performance of Orchestral Suite No. 2 go to • Bach - Orchestral Suit...
From the pompous opening bars all the way through to the frivolous finale, Bach’s Orchestral Suite no. 2 in B minor, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society for All of Bach, is a mouth-watering piece of music. And that applies literally to the flautist, who has to keep proving his worth with no respite whatsoever.
Recorded for the project All of Bach on November 30th 2014 at TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht. If you want to help us complete All of Bach, please subscribe to our channel bit.ly/2vhCeFB or consider donating bit.ly/2uZuMj5.
For the interview with violinist Shunske Sato on Orchestral Suite in B minor go to • Sato on Bach Orchestra...
For the interview with flute player Marten Root on BWV 1067 go to • Root on Bach Orchestra...
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Shunske Sato, violin and direction
Marten Root, traverso - เพลง
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I just can't stop thinking how lucky they are to play such delecate instruments
This piece really shows the beautiful side of the baroque periode. I play the flute, I wish I can play the baroque flute and being able to enjoy the feeling of the feeling playing Bach's piece
I agree 👍
The baroque period has a very very special flavor and feel to it
Get one. And a copy of Hotteterre book and teach yourself.
Do you know where to get one in asia? Because i live in indonesia
@@rustydog1236 thanks for the book recommendation btw
@@ab-zg8pt thank you so much, but a music company in my country is probably only yamaha. Does yamaha sell baroque woodwind instruments?
One of the first pieces that introduced me to Bach's music, through a Children's TV programme called 'Picture Book' in the 1950s.
Long life to All Bach: a very sublime way to listen to Bach.
Love Bach's music
so beautifully played🍃
I love this piece it is so pretty
Splendid !
Vielen Dank für Ihren ausgezeichnete Beitrag.
So beauty , thanks !!! I love Netherlands Bach Society .
Wonderful energy, thank you for a fine performance!
Wonderful! Excellent ! Thanks!
I Love it...
Brings me energy it's deep and sometimes help me to stress out
Beautiful!! 👏👏
Beautiful-BRAVOOOOO
the energy between the first violinist and the string section, i'm dying
He's the conductor
Excellent! Thanks
One of my favourite pieces. It brings back so many happy memories going back to earliest childhood, and especially of my father, who loved to play this with amateur chamber music groups. Thanks for uploading! PS nice to see a wooden flute too - a much softer tone than a metal one in my opinion.
BRAVO 👏👏👏
Bach is great ！
I just am intoxicated with this breathtaking performance
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇲🇰
the best part
Gracias
Ya se habían tardado carnales.
From the movie Hilary and Jackie
Sato conducting from the violin ✋
clap clap
Bellissimo! il flauto però si sente poco come volume
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The piece that all flute players know ahah
Which traverso is Dhr. Root playing in this video? Looks Grenser-ish but not quite.
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Nether update, in the Netherlands?!
Organ arrangement video please!
Please not. Organ works are organ works, orchestra works are orchestra works.
@@orgelfan1675 I don't believe so, Bach himself transcripted some of Vivaldi concertos into organ
Which kind of flute is this???
It's a baroque flute (aka traverso).
@@TonyBittner-Collins do you know in which Key is that tuned? Now I want one . 😻
@@wilmergomez2498 Its natural key is D Major if you lift one finger at a time, but the traverso is indeed a chromatic instrument so it can play in many keys.
polifonija
If you play it soo very very fast there is not any opportunity anymore to apply any form of musical recitation and inegalisation. Did you need to get the last train?
Is that a bamboo flute? Never thought it can play Baroque music. Very interesting.
Its a baroque flute.
Or also called as traverso.
@@pauldisaster2208 Thank you, it looks like the Chinese bamboo flute and even has the same thread binding to prevent the bamboo from splitting in drier environments.
Boxwood, ebony, grenadilla are the most popular woods for making traversi.
Wow. the agressive marching feel of this performance. Way too often the flutist overdoes it, tries to be all front and center. Not here this was great.
Too many string players
Yes, I can't hear the all the nice flute melody.
Edit: It actually sounds much better with headphones I kind of like it now.
At least they should have carefully helped the flute to come through in the recording balance.
peo
As usual, you can barely hear the soloist over Sato's hyperinflated ego!