Bravo! Very well thought-out performance! I particularly appreciated the expressive frasing of the slower movements and the choice of 'reasonable' tempi for faster ones, which allows to better understand the development of the musical discourse and to add more nuances than the breakneck speeds which seem fashionable today! Thanks you!
Thanks a lot for your comment! This is an alto recorder in F at a=415. Made in 2012 after an original made around 1700 by Peter Bressan, the 18th-century "Stradivarius" of recorder.
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If l closed my eyes, l would say this sounded as pure as a flute! This is very beautiful and crystal clear notes.
Very mature interpretation! The players show that they understand this music.
Bravo! Very well thought-out performance! I particularly appreciated the expressive frasing of the slower movements and the choice of 'reasonable' tempi for faster ones, which allows to better understand the development of the musical discourse and to add more nuances than the breakneck speeds which seem fashionable today! Thanks you!
Excellent performance! Beautiful instruments, both sonically and aesthetically. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your compliment!
bella interpretazione, molto bravo
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Спасибо! Понравилась и музыка и исполнение.
Привет из Киева!
素晴らしい！！
Love it!
What kind of recorder is this?
Thanks a lot for your comment! This is an alto recorder in F at a=415. Made in 2012 after an original made around 1700 by Peter Bressan, the 18th-century "Stradivarius" of recorder.