To people complaining about her moving, I'm pretty sure that's a normal thing to do. Whenever I play trombone, I move according to how my music is written and sounds. I'm just in the moment.
@@yoonaelle_ musicians have a way of connecting with their music. it may seem excessive to you but if thats how she feels about the melody then let her be
@@toucantoucan If you're playing solo that's ok, I think the complaining comes from the perspective of playing in an orchestra where you're sitting close to each other and might hit them.
Really beautiful. Both flutist and harpist are an excellent duo. Congratulations. And for those Who claim about the flutist movement. That's the most natural way to play the flute. Only Who plays each instrument knows about the technique. Congratulations. Beautiful 👏🎵👌🎶💐🤗
This is enough to soothe me to sleep. It is like staring at the moonlight and to see its illuminating reflections from the body of water. Imagine that!
WOW- this is the 1st time I've heard this arrangement for this incredible Faure piece. I wish I knew the proper terminology, but I don't- but the way that the flute and harp trade back & forth at certain points is just brilliant. I know this piece very well, and this is a new (to me, anyway), faithful yet cool way of playing it. VERY nice!👍👍
There was, many many years ago a radio program that came on at midnight on our local classical music FM station WFMR, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the mid 1960s. I was just a young boy. I remember hearing this, the theme music for that late-night classical music program which was called "The Midnight Hour". On WFMR. In Milwaukee. So long ago.
By coincidence, it also used to be the theme music for a classical music programme on BBC which ran for many years, introduced by Jack Brymer, who was a popular and talented clarinetist and prolific broadcaster. He must have told us what the music was called, probably many times, but of course I had forgotten. I'd been looking for it on TH-cam on and off for a few days, and by lucky chance, came across it tonight, and have been enjoying the various versions of it on YT. I'd wondered if the version I used to hear actually featured Jack on clarinet, but perhaps not; it may well have been a version featuring flute, which sounds gorgeous in this piece. If you don't know it, check out Fauré's Pavane Op. 50 which for some reason I always associate with this piece (and often confuse them in my memory, tbh).
Fantastic! I played that for, my favourite person's funeral... Stunning performance from all involved... Thank you - Am now ordering a cheap flute to feel... well what we feel!... 🕊🕊🎼
These two marvelously-talented, gorgeous women should be classical Rock Stars. (Incidentally, this is one of my ten favorite pieces of Music, of all time.) Addendum: Listen to Faure's chord changes... They not only anticipate French Impressionism... They anticipate Jazz. (The hair on my arms will be raised for days.) Addenda, 3 years later: This piece was originally written, I believe, for solo cello and piano, but is much better known for its full orchestration; this arrangement, for flute and harp, is absolutely breathtaking. This piece, extracted from "Peleas et Melisande," does exactly what the best Art, in any medium does: It ennobles one with the sensual enjoyment it engenders, even as it makes one examine the Big Questions, most especially, one's place in the Scheme of Things.
I am playing this piece too! Even though I'm a lot younger then she is! I used to move up and down on my tiptoes depending on whether the music went up or down,but I never move that much!
Гармония и инструменты, как в основной теме "Гарри Поттера".. Возможно, этой музыкой вдохновлялся композитор фильма?🤔😃 Красивая музыка вдохновляет на другую красивую музыку❤😊
Это,наверное, самая исполняемая пьеса Форе.А он написал еще много прекрасных произведений,как и другие забытые композиторы.Исполнители многих классиков попросту "заиграли".Надо-бы освежить подобными Форе авторами поднадоевший репертуар и открыть еще много нового и прекрасного.
Veronica Franson my fingers would slip, and no, it’s not cause I’m clumsy, it’s cause I have a flute with holes on the keys, so it’s harder. And I took the plugs out.
i have a open holed flute with the plugs out, it’s typically a more stylistic preference for musicians. when they feel the music they move, i do too. i don’t even notice im moving around!
@@bquertley2006 I will move very slightly at times to help myself keep good tempo, but she is moving way too much. She's all over the place. She plays beautifully, but as James Galway says, it's about the breathing, not the ballet. Still, you can't argue she's getting it done. She's better than me, so who am I to tell her how to play?
This duet arrangement is a bit awkward compared to the original orchestral composition, but they execute it well. This is such a lovely piece of music from Pelleus et Millesande by Gabriel Faure.
Greco-Russians performers!!! Bravos!!! What a classic vision, beautifull girls, playing like ninfas in elegants dresses, sound like it must be... thank you!!!
I was going to play this song on piano for my recital but I decided not to and chose a different song 😓 This song is so pretty though and I kind of wish I played it instead
my private teacher put a marker in the end of my flute and told me “whatever you do, don’t let the marker fall.” it helped a lot, i don’t move when i play anymore
I know. It was a joke sugarplum ( Williams definitely got the idea for the opening theme from this Fauré piece, though. Not only is the theme similar, the rhythmic patterns and overall contour of the opening bars is too close for coincidence).
You seem to have lost control of your faculties. When you come round and remember what you were trying to say, do let us know, won't you? ( but only if you aren't a permanent moron - in that case keep your insane ravings to yourself...) p.s. it's not called a " _a classical music song!_ " . It's called a piece of (classical) music. Songs are lyrics (words) set to music so they can be sung.
Not trying to be "meh Im so smart" or anything, but what she's doing is a sort of pulsing, normally when people stand and play they start to pulse, which is just a comfortable movement that helps them play, I do it too, just not... Like that xD
That is what flautists do. I do it all the time. Is there anything wrong with it? is the world going to end because somebody is moving their arms? I had no idea.
If this song isn’t playing at my funeral, I ain’t dying
Same, my friend, same
❤🎉Rw3dd2❤❤❤😅6xsqd4 ñu⁸😊@@symbelmine
Agreed, I'll be adding this song to my funeral playlist.
Ahh this is beautiful - the harp really compliments the sound of the flute!
True🤩
Yeah, gorgeous
One of the most exquisite pieces ever composed (Gabriel Faure, Sicilienne from “Pelleas et Melisande “), equally beautifully arranged and executed.
My favourite piece to play on the flute! ❤️
I'm pretty sure moving like this is a prerequisite for musical talent lol
To people complaining about her moving, I'm pretty sure that's a normal thing to do.
Whenever I play trombone, I move according to how my music is written and sounds. I'm just in the moment.
Well, I won't stand too close to you then
i do that too but in my opinion shes moving a *bit* too much
@@yoonaelle_ musicians have a way of connecting with their music. it may seem excessive to you but if thats how she feels about the melody then let her be
why complaining about the moving in the first place ? i just don't get it... as long as the interpretation is fine, why bother?
@@toucantoucan If you're playing solo that's ok, I think the complaining comes from the perspective of playing in an orchestra where you're sitting close to each other and might hit them.
Thank god im not the only one who moves like that when I'm playing the flute
I move like that playing the sousaphone !
What the sousaphone ?
@@iyepsuhud8144 saxaboom
I move like that playing the piano. my teachers always tell me to sit down.
My private lesson teacher gets mad at me for even moving my arm. He would kill me if I moved like that 😂.
Faure, the Melody Master for all-time...
遠い昔に飛んで行ったような、不思議な懐かしさが込み上げて来ます。今とは違う時の流れの中での人々や風景が見えて来ます。
Really beautiful. Both flutist and harpist are an excellent duo. Congratulations.
And for those Who claim about the flutist movement. That's the most natural way to play the flute. Only Who plays each instrument knows about the technique.
Congratulations. Beautiful 👏🎵👌🎶💐🤗
Superb rendition. Thank you for sharing.
Moments to live for...playing and performing to such an excellent standard. well done.
Those ten seconds between 2:14 and 2:24 are just a gaze into heaven.
why those particular 10 seconds?
kha sab Just because I really enjoy how the piece shifts for those 10 seconds.
I think the entire piece was amazing
This is enough to soothe me to sleep. It is like staring at the moonlight and to see its illuminating reflections from the body of water. Imagine that!
There is something extraordinary in her splendid performance
this piece is so beautiful it sounds angelic, contrary to the tragedy of pelleas et melisande.
WOW- this is the 1st time I've heard this arrangement for this incredible Faure piece. I wish I knew the proper terminology, but I don't- but the way that the flute and harp trade back & forth at certain points is just brilliant. I know this piece very well, and this is a new (to me, anyway), faithful yet cool way of playing it. VERY nice!👍👍
Merci pour ce magnifique morceau de musique de chambre française que j'aime particulièrement ! 👏👏👏 💖
Musiciste e scenografia molto eleganti. Magnifica musica. Pubblico molto ben educato.
My God. Stunningly beautiful. I want Heaven to be like this....
There was, many many years ago a radio program that came on at midnight on our local classical music FM station WFMR, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the mid 1960s.
I was just a young boy. I remember hearing this, the theme music for that late-night classical music program which was called "The Midnight Hour". On WFMR. In Milwaukee. So long ago.
By coincidence, it also used to be the theme music for a classical music programme on BBC which ran for many years, introduced by Jack Brymer, who was a popular and talented clarinetist and prolific broadcaster.
He must have told us what the music was called, probably many times, but of course I had forgotten.
I'd been looking for it on TH-cam on and off for a few days, and by lucky chance, came across it tonight, and have been enjoying the various versions of it on YT. I'd wondered if the version I used to hear actually featured Jack on clarinet, but perhaps not; it may well have been a version featuring flute, which sounds gorgeous in this piece.
If you don't know it, check out Fauré's Pavane Op. 50 which for some reason I always associate with this piece (and often confuse them in my memory, tbh).
Thank you for posting this!
Musica que me leva ao divino...Amo
I compared this with my playing. I just realized how fast this was. I even thought someone messed with my TH-cam settings for a moment.
Me too! I am a flutist who played this numerous times ... much slower. Ah, well. It still sounded nice.
And I'm a double bassists about to perform this and this sounds rediculosly fast
Fantastic! I played that for, my favourite person's funeral... Stunning performance from all involved... Thank you - Am now ordering a cheap flute to feel... well what we feel!... 🕊🕊🎼
No hits on Pandora so came here to YT. Thx for the memories.
Saw the LA Philharmonic perform this song, and I absolutely enjoyed it.
These two marvelously-talented, gorgeous women should be classical Rock Stars.
(Incidentally, this is one of my ten favorite pieces of Music, of all time.)
Addendum:
Listen to Faure's chord changes...
They not only anticipate French Impressionism...
They anticipate Jazz.
(The hair on my arms will be raised for days.)
Addenda, 3 years later:
This piece was originally written, I believe, for solo cello and piano, but is much better known for its full orchestration; this arrangement, for flute and harp, is absolutely breathtaking.
This piece, extracted from "Peleas et Melisande," does exactly what the best Art, in any medium does:
It ennobles one with the sensual enjoyment it engenders, even as it makes one examine the Big Questions, most especially, one's place in the Scheme of Things.
Expressive and wonderful. 🎵🌞
Spasiva! Precioso
Tenia algunos años sin escuchar esta belleza.
that was so beautiful.. thank you!
Charming. I've only heard this with piano and violoncello. Bravo!
Es ist, als hätte es Faure für Flöte und Harfe komponiert. Das sage ich mal als Cellist.
Très belle music classique
Beautiful❤️❤️
It makes me relax...
Angels are playing music!
beautiful many thanks
Gabriel Faure. Siciliana for flute and harp. Olga Zmanovskaya flute, Elizaveta Bushueva harp. Hermosos, arpegios que llegan al corazón!
this is beautiful ❤
I am playing this piece too! Even though I'm a lot younger then she is! I used to move up and down on my tiptoes depending on whether the music went up or down,but I never move that much!
Same, I'm doing the piece for a solo for a event near me. Do you have any tips?
Beutiful❤
I've heard it from the anime hyouka.
Me too came from there but I like the hyoka version more what bout u??
i love this song💕
She was feeling the music, I move when I play violin, it's what we do.
Perfect performance!
If I viewed it multiple times, does it add to the amount of views?
im pretty sure no
also only a year late
Love this!
Amazing~♡
beautiful
What a pretty and amazing girl you are!! and such a good player!!!
Tocan bellísimo, congratulations.
Que perfeição!
Very Nice!!!
best i've ever heard
...Sublime.
🤍
just played this today at solo and ensemble 🤙🏻🌸
I'm doing that too, do you have any tips?
Гармония и инструменты, как в основной теме "Гарри Поттера"..
Возможно, этой музыкой вдохновлялся композитор фильма?🤔😃
Красивая музыка вдохновляет на другую красивую музыку❤😊
I’m still learning it! Almost there :)
The sicilienne allows a lot of transcriptions which keep its intrinsic qualities.
Beautiful sound. Definitely one of those pieces when reduced, it's very hard to make it musical and lilting.
Very nice performance! (...I would get a lot closer to the mike...but then I play jazz!... :-)
This is my solo on my flute... I can finally do it after 3 months!!
I'm playing this in about two months so nervkys !!
I know! I have to play this on next Friday!!
I have to play this on Saturday, this saturday
@@karenhuang1448 how did it go!??
i began playing this today as a 7th grader 😋
I love ít
Это,наверное, самая исполняемая пьеса Форе.А он написал еще много прекрасных произведений,как и другие забытые композиторы.Исполнители многих классиков попросту "заиграли".Надо-бы освежить подобными Форе авторами поднадоевший репертуар и открыть еще много нового и прекрасного.
Великолепно!!!
schönheit in vollendung von gott gewollt
I don't get how she can move that much while playing, I would distract myself😂
Veronica Franson my fingers would slip, and no, it’s not cause I’m clumsy, it’s cause I have a flute with holes on the keys, so it’s harder. And I took the plugs out.
i have a open holed flute with the plugs out, it’s typically a more stylistic preference for musicians. when they feel the music they move, i do too. i don’t even notice im moving around!
@@bquertley2006 I will move very slightly at times to help myself keep good tempo, but she is moving way too much. She's all over the place. She plays beautifully, but as James Galway says, it's about the breathing, not the ballet. Still, you can't argue she's getting it done. She's better than me, so who am I to tell her how to play?
@@evermoreonline3537 i have an open holed flute too, not really a reason that makes playing harder to me
@@evermoreonline3537 same problem
This duet arrangement is a bit awkward compared to the original orchestral composition, but they execute it well. This is such a lovely piece of music from Pelleus et Millesande by Gabriel Faure.
Great! I uploaded the piano accompaniment of this beautiful piece
Greco-Russians performers!!! Bravos!!! What a classic vision, beautifull girls, playing like ninfas in elegants dresses, sound like it must be... thank you!!!
好聴！
Aw I’m playing this solo but it sounds way better with accompaniment
I’ve had 1 flute lesson and learning this piece. Turns out flute is a lot like saxophone.
the positions of the fingers are exactly the same lol
@@xDamage69 wait what omg i was thinking abt picking up saxophone now i know this is my calling lmao
It’s literally just the same notes?
とてもなめらかな演奏
wow good 👍
96.5 on your FM dial
I was going to play this song on piano for my recital but I decided not to and chose a different song 😓
This song is so pretty though and I kind of wish I played it instead
good.
Harry Potter, Hedwig's theme inspiration?
She is cooking with that thing
edit- Got a first division at uil for this one!
Such beautiful chicanery about this performance
Does anyone know who the flute player is
sally malakie See in the description😉
It is actually Olga Zmanovskaya who is doing the flute ;)
she was moving so much with her arms XD it looked like she was trying to slap a fly with her flute lol
Too much movement......very distracting!
I thought there were no comments.......then I scrolled down.
1:18
This piece is, or should be, familiar to Better Call Saul fans.
🙆❤
It’s making me cry. Am I mentally sick?
She makes me dizzy! :)))
Me too.
@@sheilabloom6735 how
💯👌👌
i don't trust flutists that don't move when they play. how can you not??
my private teacher put a marker in the end of my flute and told me “whatever you do, don’t let the marker fall.” it helped a lot, i don’t move when i play anymore
Moreno tiene razón
Fauré stole the theme from the harry Potter films
Fauré died in 1924... but perhaps Williams took some inspiration from this style of flute melodies..?
I know. It was a joke sugarplum
( Williams definitely got the idea for the opening theme from this Fauré piece, though. Not only is the theme similar, the rhythmic patterns and overall contour of the opening bars is too close for coincidence).
It is called a classical music song! Duh! Maybe the Harry Potter director stole the song for the movie! Does anybody think anymore in this world!?
You seem to have lost control of your faculties. When you come round and remember what you were trying to say, do let us know, won't you? ( but only if you aren't a permanent moron - in that case keep your insane ravings to yourself...)
p.s. it's not called a " _a classical music song!_ " . It's called a piece of (classical) music. Songs are lyrics (words) set to music so they can be sung.
Perhaps it was someone kidding. How does one indicate kidding in a printed reply?
It makemesingalso
It's interesting to see excellent instrumentalists who don't move excessively.
HE ORCHESTRATED IT
WAY too fast!
Stop moving your arms that much 😁 but excellent job!! great sound, bravo!
Not trying to be "meh Im so smart" or anything, but what she's doing is a sort of pulsing, normally when people stand and play they start to pulse, which is just a comfortable movement that helps them play, I do it too, just not... Like that xD
+Fresh Dead Lobster From Marina (Sruthi) it also helps to cue the accompanists :0
yeah, they are in the zone, fully enjoying the music they make with all their body ; )
how dare they do that xD
That is what flautists do. I do it all the time. Is there anything wrong with it? is the world going to end because somebody is moving their arms? I had no idea.
Caramelo yeah i do it all the time its not bad :D
too much movement, calm down