Lucie modestly neglects to mention that this was her prize-winning recital. Quote from Wikipedia : The Nederlandse Muziekprijs (Dutch Music Award) is the highest honor bestowed by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science to a musician working in classical music.
People need to understand that no matter what instrument you play, learning to play ANY concerto is an ENORMOUS EFFORT that requires years of dedication. Unless YOU have secured that incredible accomplishment, you can have no real idea how hard it is to do. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
@@gejo1008 Not specifically concertos but recorders are featured in many works (e.g. Brandenburg concerti and a number of Cantatas etc). At that time, it was not uncommon to arrange published violin music for wind instruments. In that tradition, this version was arranged by the great virtuoso Frans Brüggen (1934 - 2014)...
@@gejo1008, it's interesting to see that among the six harpsichord concertos bundled up by Bach himself, 1052-1057, there are his own transcriptions of the two most famous violin concertos, and a Brandenburg concerto, and some including this one composed of existing, or later reused cantata movements. Check out yourself and enjoy.
For me, that only happened after the infamous subtitle-incident at Op1. For those who are not familiar with this incident: Lucie Horsch was being interviewed on Live TV, with automated subtitles for the hearing-impaired. However, the person in charge of finalizing the automated subtitles couldn't handle her talking speed and exlaimed: "Can't you talk a bit slower, b!tch" wich of course was picked up by the computer and actually shown on screen...
This video is a must-see for all those children who say the recorder isn't a very worthwhile instrument to play. Like Michala Petri in the past, Lucie is showing what a real virtuoso can do with it!
So true... I've never seen the recorder in an orchestra before. I remembered learning recorder in school. I never took it seriously. I didn't think anyone did. SMH. Thanks Lucie for shattering that myth.
I remember seeing a photograph of Michala Petri in a recorder magazine a very long time ago and I have some of her recordings. Lucie is very much cast in the same mould and is exceptionally talented. It’s wonderful to see a young musician embrace the recorder and excel in playing it.
After seeing her response video to TwoSetViolin (yes, me too) I had the privilege of attending a live performance by Lucie a few weeks ago and got to meet her after the concert. She is a genuinely nice person as well a a musical phenomenon. I’m a faithful Lucie supporter from now on!
Lucie Horsch is a recorder master, everything is right about her style. Her tempo is so steady (the whole orchestra is very steady), which makes this Bach Concerto very easy listening. As a kid I played often Frans Brüggen's small vinyl record with Vivaldi's recorder concert that never leaves my soul. I love the recorder and I love Lucie, no pun intended.
Lucie is much more than perfection, she's technic, she's phrasing, she's great sound with a very primitive instrument. Not even the ancient wood flutes or oboes were so difficult to make them sound gently or hard. She has learnt so much since was a little girl and now... just listen her in this Bach concerto... OMG she's incredible!! Thank you Lucie!!!!
the fact that you define the recorder as a primitive instrument... very primitive... shows how ignorant you are of music... the recorder is boring perhaps but not primitive.
Is the recorder the oldest instrument? Primitive signal-pipes and whistles date back to Upper Palaeolithic times Megaw (1963).Amongst, the world's oldest musical instruments is a 24,000-year-old duct flute from France, made from the bone of a vulture found in the 1920's (Hamer 1996).
@@Teobald14(A. Ignorant: Is the recorder the oldest instrument? Primitive signal-pipes and whistles date back to Upper Palaeolithic times Megaw (1963).Amongst, the world's oldest musical instruments is a 24,000-year-old duct flute from France, made from the bone of a vulture found in the 1920's (Hamer 1996).
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle version qui réalise l' équilibre orchestre soliste de facon de parfaite , comme on sait si bien le faire de nos jours.Lucie , une grande musicienne puisqu'elle joue par cœur.Bravo pour les fleurs offertes a ttes ces dames.
I have been enjoying this look into the master, like Bach, to give me, a guitarist, a more rounded Understanding of music. Thank you for posting these videos.
It's amazing how she memorised the piece of music and didn't have to sight read. Must have spent hundreds of hours of practice just to deliver this performance. Such dedication and hard work.
It’s not unusual (in fact it’s generally preferred) for soloists to memorize their pieces. She probably did spend hundreds of hour working this piece but the memorization would have been the easy part of that. By the way, “sight read” means to play at the same time as seeing the music for the first time, not the act of performing with music in front of you.
I remember a friend doing her oratory piece for her singing exam. Holding a score was compulsory but she knew the piece by heart, she just held the score. I heard of a bass who turned up to concerts with an empty folder for the same reason.
Thank you recorder gang for "fighting" back against twoset or I wouldn't have discovered the instrument that's making the sound I really love. Unlike some countries, we don't really have a music class let alone mandatory recorder classes on school.
Die Holländer sind zu bewundernswerten Bach-Interpreten geworden. Und Licie Hirsch ist darin genial gut! An diesem besonders heiteren Volk sollten wir Deutschen uns ein Beispiel nehmen.
I love everything about this. Sublime playing, beautiful Bach piece. A virtuoso recorder player and a great ensemble to play with. Lucie, I wish you a long and wonderful career. Please come play in Stockholm when it's safe to do so!
What I love about this is Lucie’s phrasing, that brings the flow of sound into being as if it could be no other way. It gives the impression not only that the piece was written for recorder but also written for her as a performer!
Ahh, it appears that Frans Brüggen has been reincarnated at last. Wonderful. Surely Lucie Horsch’s playing brings Bach’s music to life, more than any other recorder player alive. Her phrasing is simply divine. Many, many thanks.
Thank you Lucie for your dedication to the recorder and the many hours of hard work you have spent in relentless practice since childhood, to achieve the well deserved accolades you presently enjoy. As Gert van Hoef is to the organ, so are you to the recorder.
@@walterbushell7029 That is true, but in this case nobody is trying to sell clothes. This is simply a lovely young lady wearing an elegant and comfortable outfit.
Absolutely beautiful playing. Such an inspiration. Loved seeing you in London in that little concert hall by the Barbican a while back. I brought along some people who would never have listened to this kind of thing. We all emerged from the concert stunned by what we had heard. A once in a generation talent - wonderful to have been there! I hope you will come back to London on a day when I am free.
As a dillettant recorder player I can tell that this is not only extraordinary practising the pieces of music. No, it has to be practising for 100% body control to have the finger- and breathing technique available on the point, like she does it in the performance. This is divine.
Lucie geeft hier een heel eigen draai aan de bewerking van de grote meester Brüggen van dit concert die heel verfrissend klinkt. Hierin manifesteert ze zich als een waardig opvolger van hem.
One of my absolute favourite harpsichord concerti by Bach! Brilliantly arranged for this version for solo recorder! Great job Lucie and the rest of the orchestra!
And nobody mentioning at 4:53 she has to stand on one leg and cover the end of her recorder to play those high notes. WHAT! Like a ninja she is. Never seen anything like that before.
Bach had op zijn reis vast en zeker en zeker en vast ook een blokfluit bij zich want dit zo hoopvol en vol van verwachting. Dit is zo prachtig dat ik er jaren mee vooruit kan !
What a beauty Lucie! truly an unmatched talent. It is a pleasure to have the sound in your ear, the execution is perfect. Lucie is one of the talented who will remain in the hudtoria of humanity. Congratulations!! 👏👏👏👏👏🤗
Absolutely loving it! The ornamentation for the da capo parts is quite to my taste - noticeable, but not over the top. Also shoutout to the second to left violinist for wearing boots :D
This fenomenal musical talent makes me proud of my netherland ancestry !!!!!!!!!!!!! Have spent these last days listening furiously to all the videos I can find of LUCIE and cannot get enough of them!!!!!!!!! Bravissima from Portugal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Lucie. As someone who started playing the flute after the age of 50, I am a very loyal fan of you. May the new year bring happiness to you, your family and the world.
Lucie: I love your interpretation, every time I listen to you you give me a lot of peace, I admire you, a thousand kisses and hugs from Bogotá Colombia.
One of the best interpretations of this concerto here on TH-cam (regardless of what instrument is chosen for the solo). It has got a really nice flow, sounds very natural and has clear structure. Too often, typical Baroque ensembles are playing too fast or are 'interpreting' too much. For Bach, this is just perfect! :)
Lucie, Thanks to you are the accompanying violinist and other instrumentalists for this perfect performance! Thanks for sharing it here on TH-cam! Thanks Again. Dan
Brava Lucie!It's good that the concerts are being held again, it's an arrangement by a famous conductor and recorder player Brüggen. Love His recordings with XVIII century orchestra.I've heard about this wonderful musician Lucie Horsch before but I also signed up immediately after TwoSet violins.
Her Grace Lady Lucie Horsch is the Great Musician of our epoch! It is a great pleasure to hear Her Recorder, so lets pay Her our respect and wish Her success and welfare!
Just for the record. Bach wrote BWV 1053 in 1738 for the harpsichord, but it has proved adaptable and has been transcribed and performed over the years on a piano, organ, and oboe, and now on a recorder. Beautiful performance.
Lucie...que excelencia y perfección. la música que interpretas y tu hermosura hacen sentir un ambiente celestial. Que exitosa eres. Felicitaciones miles a la orquesta.
Belíssima execução, harmonia e precisão no conjunto de instrumentos. Lucie está ótima, assisti uma entrevista dela quando esteve no Brasil, num festival no Rio de Janeiro, era mais jovem e tocou maravilhosamente bem.
Lucie is a joy to hear and watch. Her mind and body is entirely in tune with Bach’s music and the sounds she creates from the humble recorder is incredible. Our spirits are energised by her musical talent and love of the instrument.
Bella Lucie Virtuosa y talentosa una genio de Vivaldi, Bach, Haendel, Corelli y muchos más PRINCIPALMENTE DEL GÉNERO O. ESTILO. UNIVERSAL BARROCO y además la escucha Dios N. S. JLV COYOACAN DC MÉXICO. EL ANAHUAC.
I love the sound of a well played recorder such as that played by Lucie. She is a master musician and I look forward to listening to more of her remarkable skills from now on. Thanks, Lucie.
Most child prodigies who remain in the classical realm devote themselves to the piano, violin, or cello. It's great she has stayed with the recorder. What an outstanding musician.
Lucie is so precise mixes in perfect with the orchestra i can listen all day it relaxes and excites at the same time .ive listened to other recorder musicians they are not as clear and precise . bach would be very proud of lucie. How could she memorize such long piece of music ,its just incredible as such young age. I am just 74 years old my self.
She's A real musician . I gave up 30years of Guitar when I saw her on TV and also Sarah Jeffery. I never looked back on guitar again. I'm learning recorder as a beginner but I love it and stick with it till the rest of my days.
@@emilsonlim9014 I wish I had a mailing address of her so that I could send her an appreciation gift for the enjoyment she has given to me .I love to watch & to her
I've been practicing the Recorder for 1 and a half years and recently got a Alto to go along with my Tenor and I've been having some great progress! I usually play for family and friends but spend most of my time in VRChat to play for friends there and it's great! You've been a BIG inspiration for me and ever since I picked up the recorder and looked at a few recorder songs yours were the ones I always got back to! Thank you for playing and I can't wait to see your further uploads!
Hermosa interpretación de la obra de Bach. Lucie logras renovar y traspasar el amor por tu instrumento a través del mundo. Un gran saludo desde 🗿Chile🇨🇱
Lucie modestly neglects to mention that this was her prize-winning recital. Quote from Wikipedia :
The Nederlandse Muziekprijs (Dutch Music Award) is the highest honor bestowed by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science to a musician working in classical music.
People need to understand that no matter what instrument you play, learning to play ANY concerto is an ENORMOUS EFFORT that requires years of dedication.
Unless YOU have secured that incredible accomplishment, you can have no real idea how hard it is to do.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
What a lady
Did bach write for recorder? And if not, how exactly we came to this?
@@gejo1008 Not specifically concertos but recorders are featured in many works (e.g. Brandenburg concerti and a number of Cantatas etc). At that time, it was not uncommon to arrange published violin music for wind instruments. In that tradition, this version was arranged by the great virtuoso Frans Brüggen (1934 - 2014)...
@@gejo1008, it's interesting to see that among the six harpsichord concertos bundled up by Bach himself, 1052-1057, there are his own transcriptions of the two most famous violin concertos, and a Brandenburg concerto, and some including this one composed of existing, or later reused cantata movements. Check out yourself and enjoy.
This comment is dedicated to everyone who came from TwoSet dispute and now has fallen in love with L. Horsch and the recorder.
Yes!
Thank you.
Just stumbed in during an hour and a half break in a serious meditation. Hey, Bach, who shows us what can happen if you become God's personal friend.
For me, that only happened after the infamous subtitle-incident at Op1. For those who are not familiar with this incident: Lucie Horsch was being interviewed on Live TV, with automated subtitles for the hearing-impaired. However, the person in charge of finalizing the automated subtitles couldn't handle her talking speed and exlaimed: "Can't you talk a bit slower, b!tch" wich of course was picked up by the computer and actually shown on screen...
@@RetiredBrass oh my God... that's horrible, especially for Lucie
I pressed the “like” button but what I really wanted was a LOVE emoji.
❤
Saludos desde Spain
*Notice how all the violins are playing accompaniment*
She's still burning TwoSet with this channel ... XD
those are just little violas
@@tomswiftyphilo2504 lol 😅
BURN!!!
😁😁😁
This video is a must-see for all those children who say the recorder isn't a very worthwhile instrument to play. Like Michala Petri in the past, Lucie is showing what a real virtuoso can do with it!
So true... I've never seen the recorder in an orchestra before. I remembered learning recorder in school. I never took it seriously. I didn't think anyone did. SMH. Thanks Lucie for shattering that myth.
Don’t forget Frans Brüggen and Erik Bosgraaf ;)
@@Blokfluitgroep True!
I remember seeing a photograph of Michala Petri in a recorder magazine a very long time ago and I have some of her recordings. Lucie is very much cast in the same mould and is exceptionally talented. It’s wonderful to see a young musician embrace the recorder and excel in playing it.
we find the same social rule with chromatic harmonica, don t forget that the violon in past was unconsidered too
After seeing her response video to TwoSetViolin (yes, me too) I had the privilege of attending a live performance by Lucie a few weeks ago and got to meet her after the concert. She is a genuinely nice person as well a a musical phenomenon. I’m a faithful Lucie supporter from now on!
Lucie Horsch is a recorder master, everything is right about her style. Her tempo is so steady (the whole orchestra is very steady), which makes this Bach Concerto very easy listening. As a kid I played often Frans Brüggen's small vinyl record with Vivaldi's recorder concert that never leaves my soul. I love the recorder and I love Lucie, no pun intended.
IMHO, two set did a service to the Recorder community in a sense as it made many new people aware of the virtuosity of the Recorder musicians.
Im Adagio zeigt Lucie Horsch eine perfekte Atemtechnik.
Atemberaubend!
Lucie is much more than perfection, she's technic, she's phrasing, she's great sound with a very primitive instrument. Not even the ancient wood flutes or oboes were so difficult to make them sound gently or hard. She has learnt so much since was a little girl and now... just listen her in this Bach concerto... OMG she's incredible!!
Thank you Lucie!!!!
the fact that you define the recorder as a primitive instrument... very primitive... shows how ignorant you are of music... the recorder is boring perhaps but not primitive.
Is the recorder the oldest
instrument?
Primitive signal-pipes and whistles
date back to Upper Palaeolithic
times Megaw (1963).Amongst, the
world's oldest musical
instruments is a 24,000-year-old
duct flute from France, made
from the bone of a vulture found in
the 1920's (Hamer 1996).
@@Teobald14(A. Ignorant:
Is the recorder the oldest
instrument?
Primitive signal-pipes and whistles
date back to Upper Palaeolithic
times Megaw (1963).Amongst, the
world's oldest musical
instruments is a 24,000-year-old
duct flute from France, made
from the bone of a vulture found in
the 1920's (Hamer 1996).
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle version qui réalise l' équilibre orchestre soliste de facon de parfaite , comme on sait si bien le faire de nos jours.Lucie , une grande musicienne puisqu'elle joue par cœur.Bravo pour les fleurs offertes a ttes ces dames.
Why is Bach considered the greatest composer in history? Because of music like this. So much life and joy. Unbelievable music. Can't get any better
I have been enjoying this look into the master, like Bach, to give me, a guitarist, a more rounded Understanding of music. Thank you for posting these videos.
Merveilleuse musicienne et musique sublime. L'orchestre est lui aussi extraordinaire. Merci à tous
I was like "this is cool I will listen 20 seconds more" and then I listened the whole thing
It's amazing how she memorised the piece of music and didn't have to sight read. Must have spent hundreds of hours of practice just to deliver this performance. Such dedication and hard work.
It’s not unusual (in fact it’s generally preferred) for soloists to memorize their pieces. She probably did spend hundreds of hour working this piece but the memorization would have been the easy part of that. By the way, “sight read” means to play at the same time as seeing the music for the first time, not the act of performing with music in front of you.
I remember a friend doing her oratory piece for her singing exam. Holding a score was compulsory but she knew the piece by heart, she just held the score. I heard of a bass who turned up to concerts with an empty folder for the same reason.
And remember that during a concert the soloist is not playing the note, he/she plays the music freely
Lucie deserves all the superlatives! Such musicality and mastery of the instrument!
The sound of the recorder feeds my soul. I can't explain it. Thank you!
Thank you recorder gang for "fighting" back against twoset or I wouldn't have discovered the instrument that's making the sound I really love. Unlike some countries, we don't really have a music class let alone mandatory recorder classes on school.
Wow what an icon she uploaded!
Die Holländer sind zu bewundernswerten Bach-Interpreten geworden.
Und Licie Hirsch ist darin genial gut!
An diesem besonders heiteren Volk sollten wir Deutschen uns ein Beispiel nehmen.
Lucie hier worden wij gelukkig van !
I love everything about this. Sublime playing, beautiful Bach piece. A virtuoso recorder player and a great ensemble to play with. Lucie, I wish you a long and wonderful career. Please come play in Stockholm when it's safe to do so!
God bless you Lucie Horsch. You are the best of the new generation of recorder player. Receive my humble regards from Venezuela
It's pretty amazing how her instrument cuts trough the orchestra,, this beast must be pretty loud, and yet she still sounds sweet and velvet-y
What I love about this is Lucie’s phrasing, that brings the flow of sound into being as if it could be no other way. It gives the impression not only that the piece was written for recorder but also written for her as a performer!
I have come to pay my respects to the recorder world in particular to this absolute legend. I tip my hat young lady, as did Twoset.
OMG ITS LUCIE HORSCH
Ahh, it appears that Frans Brüggen has been reincarnated at last. Wonderful. Surely Lucie Horsch’s playing brings Bach’s music to life, more than any other recorder player alive. Her phrasing is simply divine. Many, many thanks.
Thank you Lucie for your dedication to the recorder and the many hours of hard work you have spent in relentless practice since childhood, to achieve the well deserved accolades you presently enjoy. As Gert van Hoef is to the organ, so are you to the recorder.
I'm sorry I know this isn't related, but she is ROCKING that jumpsuit
Love you Lucie! Listening to you makes me so happy 🤗❤️
I'm in love with this jumpsuit as well 😂
@@mariannamycroft2611 As Mulla Nasrudin says, "Fashion shows are a scam, they show you women and try to sell you the clothes.
@@walterbushell7029 That is true, but in this case nobody is trying to sell clothes. This is simply a lovely young lady wearing an elegant and comfortable outfit.
*clears throat
SIMP!
@@AMabud-lv7hy Why would you say simp to a woman commenting another woman's clothes? Weird. :p
Absolutely beautiful playing. Such an inspiration. Loved seeing you in London in that little concert hall by the Barbican a while back. I brought along some people who would never have listened to this kind of thing. We all emerged from the concert stunned by what we had heard. A once in a generation talent - wonderful to have been there! I hope you will come back to London on a day when I am free.
As a dillettant recorder player I can tell that this is not only extraordinary practising the pieces of music. No, it has to be practising for 100% body control to have the finger- and breathing technique available on the point, like she does it in the performance. This is divine.
@@doddsalfaAlto / treble, I believe
Lucie geeft hier een heel eigen draai aan de bewerking van de grote meester Brüggen van dit concert die heel verfrissend klinkt. Hierin manifesteert ze zich als een waardig opvolger van hem.
Beautiful rendition, and love the energy.
One of my absolute favourite harpsichord concerti by Bach! Brilliantly arranged for this version for solo recorder! Great job Lucie and the rest of the orchestra!
Amazing! Fabulous Technique...it just flows....Thank you Lucie, I can feel that Bach was smiling
Einfach wunderbar musiziert. Lebendig, mit intelligenter Phrasierung und fein abgestimmten Zusammenspiel. Kompliment.
Zo extreem mooi. Zo muzikaal. Fantastisch. Genieten. Dank jullie allemaal en natuurlijk vooral Lucie Horsch.
What makes a master is when it sounds totally effortless like it's something that just flows out from the musicians mind.
That's how she sounds.
And nobody mentioning at 4:53 she has to stand on one leg and cover the end of her recorder to play those high notes. WHAT! Like a ninja she is. Never seen anything like that before.
Bach had op zijn reis vast en zeker en zeker en vast ook een blokfluit bij zich want dit zo hoopvol en vol van verwachting. Dit is zo prachtig dat ik er jaren mee vooruit kan !
Wonderful transcription of a masterpiece. Bravissima!
Wonderful performance!
What a beauty Lucie! truly an unmatched talent. It is a pleasure to have the sound in your ear, the execution is perfect. Lucie is one of the talented who will remain in the hudtoria of humanity. Congratulations!! 👏👏👏👏👏🤗
Absolutely loving it! The ornamentation for the da capo parts is quite to my taste - noticeable, but not over the top. Also shoutout to the second to left violinist for wearing boots :D
Bach zou vast en zeker hebben genoten van deze perfecte en gevoelige uitvoering! Proficiat
This fenomenal musical talent makes me proud of my netherland ancestry !!!!!!!!!!!!! Have spent these last days listening furiously to all the videos I can find of LUCIE and cannot get enough of them!!!!!!!!! Bravissima from Portugal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Lucie. As someone who started playing the flute after the age of 50, I am a very loyal fan of you. May the new year bring happiness to you, your family and the world.
The joy and ease of this performance is wonderful to behold!
Lucie: I love your interpretation, every time I listen to you you give me a lot of peace, I admire you, a thousand kisses and hugs from Bogotá Colombia.
One of the best interpretations of this concerto here on TH-cam (regardless of what instrument is chosen for the solo). It has got a really nice flow, sounds very natural and has clear structure. Too often, typical Baroque ensembles are playing too fast or are 'interpreting' too much. For Bach, this is just perfect! :)
Lucie,
Thanks to you are the accompanying violinist and other instrumentalists for this perfect performance! Thanks for sharing it here on TH-cam!
Thanks Again.
Dan
5:00 badass move with leg
That adds a note to the range. Never saw it done standing before.
For me it's at 4:53.
Nice! yeah always tag the time a few seconds before the spot youre talking about!
A Jethro Tull thing?
Brava Lucie!It's good that the concerts are being held again, it's an arrangement by a famous conductor and recorder player Brüggen. Love His recordings with XVIII century orchestra.I've heard about this wonderful musician Lucie Horsch before but I also signed up immediately after TwoSet violins.
Fantastic and flawless interpretation of Bach's composition.Kudos to the artiste!!👌💐
Bravo, wonderful, congatrulations.
I discovered her from Two set dispute and now I’m hooked. 🥰
Her Grace Lady Lucie Horsch is the Great Musician of our epoch! It is a great pleasure to hear Her Recorder, so lets pay Her our respect and wish Her success and welfare!
Amazing performance
You're the best Lucie!!! That was amazing
Prachtig Lucie!
It is so amazing to see young musicians working hard to continue and further music in this world. Beautiful on every level.
Trop géniale cette Lucie !
Just for the record. Bach wrote BWV 1053 in 1738 for the harpsichord, but it has proved adaptable and has been transcribed and performed over the years on a piano, organ, and oboe, and now on a recorder. Beautiful performance.
my first time listening this on a... recorder?!? nice touch different taste, excellent!
Certainly one of the most important names in classical music nowadays. Amazing technic and musicality!
Fantastic! Breathtaking!
Very emotive and soulful Miss Lucie! Greetings from Brazil.
Wonderful in every way! Thank you Lucie, and your fellow musicians. I can sense the personal good vibe between you all.
Great sounds showcasing the recorder out in front of all those secondary string instruments 😈
Most of us know when to be humble (hearing this is such a moment).
Wonderful! My heartiest applause!
Lucie...que excelencia y perfección. la música que interpretas y tu hermosura hacen sentir un ambiente celestial. Que exitosa eres. Felicitaciones miles a la orquesta.
Wow, this is true skill and dedication. Respect for this lady.
Belíssima execução, harmonia e precisão no conjunto de instrumentos. Lucie está ótima, assisti uma entrevista dela quando esteve no Brasil, num festival no Rio de Janeiro, era mais jovem e tocou maravilhosamente bem.
Aààaaaaqaaaaaaaaaaaaaaàaqqa
Talento raro. Mais uma excelente apresentação.
Lucie is a joy to hear and watch. Her mind and body is entirely in tune with Bach’s music and the sounds she creates from the humble recorder is incredible. Our spirits are energised by her musical talent and love of the instrument.
Ah. No words to express my appreciation
Bella Lucie Virtuosa y talentosa una genio de Vivaldi, Bach, Haendel, Corelli y muchos más PRINCIPALMENTE DEL GÉNERO O. ESTILO. UNIVERSAL BARROCO y además la escucha Dios N. S. JLV COYOACAN DC MÉXICO. EL ANAHUAC.
Bach would be very proud and pleased with this Performance. Amazing!!!!
C'est vrai !
I've never been much for classic musician, but this is fire
I saw her playing on young artists tv-competition about 10 yrs ago. it was amazing, and melted my heart for recorder as an instrument.
Absolument parfait. On ressent par moment toute la finesse et la précision du chant d'un rossignol ou d'un merle .
I love the sound of a well played recorder such as that played by Lucie. She is a master musician and I look forward to listening to more of her remarkable skills from now on. Thanks, Lucie.
Just love how the right knee helps her hit the right note. And here I thought it was all fingers and tongue.
ミスルーシーリコーダー、
協奏曲初めて聴きました、
癒されます。
Eccezionale!!! Brava!!!Che piacere ascoltarla ed ammirarne la semplicità!!!
Yeah!
New up load.
This is mad good.
We all wish you the best in this world.🙂
Most child prodigies who remain in the classical realm devote themselves to the piano, violin, or cello. It's great she has stayed with the recorder. What an outstanding musician.
Lucie is so precise mixes in perfect with the orchestra i can listen all day it relaxes and excites at the same time .ive listened to other recorder musicians they are not as clear and precise . bach would be very proud of lucie. How could she memorize such long piece of music ,its just incredible as such young age. I am just 74 years old my self.
magnificent performance / the articulation is so perfect it's almost unreal - thank you so much for sharing this gem!
This kind of flute is not my favorite instrument,but Lucie Horsch get me to listen..
Thanks for bringing us this wonderful music. Hartelijk dank!
Lucie, you are the greatest!
Extraordinarily proficient AND passionate. Quite exceptional
She's A real musician . I gave up 30years of Guitar when I saw her on TV and also Sarah Jeffery. I never looked back on guitar again. I'm learning recorder as a beginner but I love it and stick with it till the rest of my days.
@@emilsonlim9014 I wish I had a mailing address of her so that I could send her an appreciation gift for the enjoyment she has given to me .I love to watch & to her
@emilsonlim9014 ilove to watch & listen to her.
Thanks for this. I've missed concerts.
I've been practicing the Recorder for 1 and a half years and recently got a Alto to go along with my Tenor and I've been having some great progress! I usually play for family and friends but spend most of my time in VRChat to play for friends there and it's great! You've been a BIG inspiration for me and ever since I picked up the recorder and looked at a few recorder songs yours were the ones I always got back to! Thank you for playing and I can't wait to see your further uploads!
Hermosa interpretación de la obra de Bach. Lucie logras renovar y traspasar el amor por tu instrumento a través del mundo. Un gran saludo desde 🗿Chile🇨🇱
Amo essa música eu tocou flauta doce só fã de Lucie honst todos os dias ficou yutube
Ascolto spesso questo
brano. Tra lei e Bach fusione perfetta.
Ausgezeichnet Lucie!! Perfekt........ich hab' ALLES genoßen! Wow, great video...Vielen Dank.