J.S.Bach-Sonata BWV 1020-3.Allegro-Thomas Robertello, flute, Maria Luisa Rayan, harp
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Flutist Thomas Robertello and harpist Maria Luisa Rayan perform Allegro, mvt.3, from Sonata in G Minor BWV 1020 by J.S. Bach
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What a wonderful harpist, her playing is the center of this work, she does it magnificently
Merci beaucoup !
I must add that apart from the stupendous performance, it is so rare to hear a harp played with such pulse and rhythm of the kind needed for fast movements in Bach. Such clean and vibrant playing. Fantastic!
Bravo pour votre interprétation qui a beaucoup de personnalité, c'est formidable de voir votre entente musicale et la créativité qui émane de votre duo, c'est très beau !
One of my favourite Bach pieces. This performance just added to my absolute love and awe for this particular movement. Beautiful!
Magnificent combination with a carefully fingered harp and nice flute timbres.
great harpist, the J.S. Bach composition make much more amazing
Immaculate in every way. Beautiful light and shade, effortless technique and wonderful ensemble playing. A great pleasure. Thanks for uploading.
Extraordinario Duo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
merci infinement tellement beau .
Que talento ! Suena precioso, se crea el ambiente perfectamente. Que habilidad, y que belleza también. Espero encontrar una musa así algún día...
MONUMENTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
amazing ~!
Merci !
Здорово!
I have considered having harp lessons myself, purely for personal pleasure. I have no desire to perform in public. This is delightful.
Beautiful music. I swear the harp is the most beautiful sounding instrument on the planet, but its such a mystery to me. Im a guitar player so i think in terms of frets, but the harp is just open strings, so i dnt quite understand the method behind the instrument lol
Think of it like a piano you pluck instead of keys, but with more peddles.
que bueno poder ver videos tan buenos como lo tuyos Luisa! que modelo de arpa usas?
I already had over 300 views of this piece. My favorite Ch. Em. Bach piece and my favorite interpretation. It influenced me so I am playing it dua corda.(I'm not a harpist).
I'd like to know what that colored strings stand for. I guess they are octaves, aren't they?
Please,help.
Thanks for your answer.
I play keyboards(primary piano) and fretted instruments(classical guitar). I also compose little classical pieces(mostly for guitar). Piano has three strings for each note, so dua corda(two strings) produces a harp like sound. If I played una corda, it would sound dull(after all the piano is partially a percussive instrument).I play this piece solo.
I' d like to know how you pick accidentals. I only see 8 strings between Cs.
@rayanforero gracias por responder Luisa, es un sueño ese arpa. yo toco el arpa tambien, soy de argentina. tenes pensado venir?
This is far superior to Handel’s harp concerto.
CPE Bach Not JS though !
The flute part is not played anywhere near correctly. a real pity, because the harp is gorgeous
Is this J.S.Bach Sonata BWV 1020 - 3 (THREE) ALLEGRO??? If you think it is; it is terrible!