I remember playing the second part of this suite on recorder myself accompanied by an orchestra. It was one of the best days of my life and classical music career.
I find that it's almost unbelievable that any one can play the recorder with such virtuosity. Open tiny holes spaced apart. He must have been practicing for 100 years. I could never accomplish this.
At the time of Vivaldi recorders were called flutes, thus recorders of our time are sometimes called "Flöten" in German and flutes of our time "Querflöten".
Ho riascoltato per l'ennesima volta il vostro CD TELDEC vivaldiano pubblicato nel 1993, e ...... sono sconvolto, una volta di più. Ho avvertito il sapore del salmastro di Venezia. Io credo che voi abbiate salvato qualcuno dal suicidio con la vostra musica. Gli ultimi tre concerti (RV 94, RV 108 e RV 107) sono di una bellezza siderale, quale non credo che lo stesso Vivaldi abbia mai potuto sentire, quantomeno con il suo orecchio fisico e mortale. Grazie.
In English perhaps, but not in Latin languages (Flute à bec in french, faluta doce in italian, spanish and portuguese, blockenflute in German...) Stanesby, the famous English recorder maker wrote a book called : "A new system for the Flute à bec or Common English flute". You will notice he used the french word "flute à bec" and not "recorder". Please note also the word flute instead of "recorder". When the "english flute" was surpassed by the flute, the former was eventually called "recorder".
In Italian the correct name for the recorder is "flauto dolce" (dolce means "sweet"). Less common is the denomination of "flauto a becco" as in French.
In French, this musical instrument is called either "flûte à bec" or "flûte douce". Both terms are correct and accepted, though the former is more common.
Actually, the word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'.
it used to be called a flute.. or flauto.. depending on the language area. But that was over 200 years ago though :P. Still you can see the name "flute"/etc in old original sheet music. And by that they mean the recorder. (In many cases)
Short name:Flauta-Flute- Flauto- Recorder, etc. Complete name: Flute a bec, Flauto dolce, Recorder, Block flute, etc. depending of the languaje. This person did a mix of languajes: " Concerto for flute". Any way Sir Antonini is playing a flute. Another barroque flute is the Transverse flute-flauto traverso- flauta travesera, etc. Or the short name: Flauta- flute- flauto, etc. : )
This is not accurate: as clarified by Sardelli and others (and before, by Vivaldi himself) the concertos Op. 10 are for traverse flute, not for the recorder.
FYI: The English word "recorder" is actually a relatively new word, and during the time period the instrument was called a flute. For most of the baroque era of music, the modern flute has not been around, and it also took it some time to pick up in popularity once it was invented. Most music written for "flute" in the 15-16 hundreds was truly written for recorder.
Adam Rechnitzer I know, I study music history and I play the recorder. It's just to avoid confusion for the majority of the people. (that don't know it)
The word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'. When talking about the recorder, they'd say 'English flute' and when talking about the 'flute', they'd say 'flute d'allemagne' or 'transverse flute'.
I play a "French model" flute. When I tried to play the Recorder I ran up against a brick wall. The small holes are too difficult for me. I wish there were a Recorder manufacturer who could place "Plateau" keys to cover those dreaded holes in any Recorder.
Does anyone know whether he is playing a tenor or alto recorder? He is obviously quite talented to play this difficult composition. I'm a flutist --- French model --- I have no problems playing. I tried the recorder, but the holes are much smaller than in an open hole flute. My fingers must be too fat or something. Oh. well --- practice, practice.
Vraiment très beau, surtout quand on entend la flûte qui est très bien maniée 😍 Mais il devrait y avoir un peu moins d'instruments car ils couvrent trop son son
Difficile de faire mieux que Il Giardino Armonico sur ce terrain-là : technique et dynamisme au sommet. Peut-être que l'un des secrets réside dans la station debout qui incite moins à la paresse ? (Quelque tarte-à-la-crème que puissent être les 4 saisons, c'est encore leur version qui est la plus convaincante à mes oreilles.)
There is no suck word as "Recorder" it is Flute, damn Flute. It's like someone wants to replace let say "Prestissimo" with "faster than fast" or "quicker than quick". It just wont work. It is flute and remains flute !
Poet John Milton also referenced the recorder in his most famous work, the epic poem Paradise Lost published in 1667, in which the recently fallen angels in Hell "move / in perfect phalanx to the Dorian mood / of flutes and soft recorders,"
Actually, the word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'.
Esecuzione,come al solito,indecente con la presenza di un flauto da scuole medie. Usate un flauto traverso odierno e la musica vi ringrazierà. Imparate la lezione dei Musici con la presenza del grande Severino Gazzelloni o,altrimenti,state lontani il più possibile dalle nostre orecchie!
Luc7 Luc7 L'anancasmo, tipico della sindrome ossessivo-compulsiva o SOC, può essere alleviato dalla farmacoterapia moderna. La clomipramina ha azione anti ossessiva che è presente anche negli SSRI (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) , lett. "inibitori selettivi della ricaptazione della serotonina". Il tempo di latenza dell'effetto antiossessivo degli SSRI è di circa dieci/dodici settimane contro le tre o quattro di quello antidepressivo
Oh god, give me malmsteen playing guitar rather than pretentious rock with stuffy posh gits any day. Who the hell in these days listens to a muffled recorder? Yawn
I remember playing the second part of this suite on recorder myself accompanied by an orchestra. It was one of the best days of my life and classical music career.
Love how classically trained musicians always act like 80's heavy metal rock stars when they perform Vivaldi :)
Because Vivaldi concertos are for virtuoso players like the heavy metal ones!
"Heavy metal" players are virtuosi? I'd like to hear anyone one of them play an accomplished composition like you're hearing. (as IF).
Jim Millen just look at Kiko loreiro, or Oziel Jr (Brazilian guitarists)
Because Vivaldi was basically the first metalhead in music history :)
@@jimmillen2241 As if... As if your stupid😪
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque musical composer, virtuoso violinist, teacher, and priest. Such music is a rarity today.
No such music is there today … sadly ...
bravo ! un rève de voir cet ensemble de musique en concert !
O what a delicious, mellow sound from the recorder!
Dirigir y tocar la flauta con una ejecución brillante y limpia, bravo.
Magnifique !
I find that it's almost unbelievable that any one can play the recorder with such virtuosity. Open tiny holes spaced apart. He must have been practicing for 100 years. I could never accomplish this.
Ottima Interpretazione! Magnifico!
Es preciosisimo vuestro grupo.Adoro Vivaldi y vuestra ejecución"Brillante"-
J'ai essayé de jouer ce concerto ! Très difficile ! Je suis admiratif !
Very nice motion in their playing. They were excelent.
Thanks for the video.
AAh heerlijk! het is en blijft een geweldig instrument! Helemaal verliefd!
It's amazing how the music changes related to the flute. and the search for new flute sound.amazing
Recorder... ;-)
At the time of Vivaldi recorders were called flutes, thus recorders of our time are sometimes called "Flöten" in German and flutes of our time "Querflöten".
Flote = flauto = recorders = Flauta de pico o flauta dulce
Querflote = flauto traverso = flauta traversa
Es correcto.
Flautista bueno, orquesta excelente!! qué bien tocado
I love Music
Una de las más conocidas obras de Vivaldi. Interpretación brillante, fina y expresiva.Gracias
Fantastic! Felicitation!
Ho riascoltato per l'ennesima volta il vostro CD TELDEC vivaldiano pubblicato nel 1993, e ...... sono sconvolto, una volta di più.
Ho avvertito il sapore del salmastro di Venezia. Io credo che voi abbiate salvato qualcuno dal suicidio con la vostra musica. Gli ultimi tre concerti (RV 94, RV 108 e RV 107) sono di una bellezza siderale, quale non credo che lo stesso Vivaldi abbia mai potuto sentire, quantomeno con il suo orecchio fisico e mortale.
Grazie.
Amazing ...
the way they move together is absolutely stunning...
Absolutely fantastic!
GRANDIOSA INTERPRETACIÓN
Molto piacere!!!! Eccellente e bello interpretazione :) Grazie!
Magnifica orquestra.
Super forever!
Magnifique, comme d'habitude.
This music gets me in summer mode. Very exciting
Vivaldi rocks
Perfeito!!!! Parabéns!!
Wonderful!!
the 5:11 descent is technicaly astonishing ! (breath and fingers)
A really nice performance !
Superbe !!
bravo....
◾Flute Concerto in F major, RV 433 'La tempesta di mare'
thanks
yeahhhhh!!!!!!!!!
How they've mellowed ...
In English perhaps, but not in Latin languages (Flute à bec in french, faluta doce in italian, spanish and portuguese, blockenflute in German...) Stanesby, the famous English recorder maker wrote a book called : "A new system for the Flute à bec or Common English flute". You will notice he used the french word "flute à bec" and not "recorder". Please note also the word flute instead of "recorder". When the "english flute" was surpassed by the flute, the former was eventually called "recorder".
In Italian the correct name for the recorder is "flauto dolce" (dolce means "sweet"). Less common is the denomination of "flauto a becco" as in French.
It's FLAUTA DULCE (sweet flute) in Castillian. It is NOT Spanish, is CASTILLIAN.
In French, this musical instrument is called either "flûte à bec" or "flûte douce". Both terms are correct and accepted, though the former is more common.
In German she is called "Blockflöte".
Actually, the word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'.
Sensacional!!!!
it used to be called a flute.. or flauto.. depending on the language area. But that was over 200 years ago though :P. Still you can see the name "flute"/etc in old original sheet music. And by that they mean the recorder. (In many cases)
Short name:Flauta-Flute- Flauto- Recorder, etc. Complete name: Flute a bec, Flauto dolce, Recorder, Block flute, etc. depending of the languaje. This person did a mix of languajes: " Concerto for flute". Any way Sir Antonini is playing a flute. Another barroque flute is the Transverse flute-flauto traverso- flauta travesera, etc. Or the short name: Flauta- flute- flauto, etc. : )
BRAVO!!! Esto es Vivaldi!! :D
perfect!
Bravo, 100 fois bravo au créateur du RV 312R !
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This is not accurate: as clarified by Sardelli and others (and before, by Vivaldi himself) the concertos Op. 10 are for traverse flute, not for the recorder.
Nice songs! ^_^ Estupendo sonidos.
vivaldi rocks
cool
grande
vibrante
Still going strong … some grey hair here and there ... who cares ... The spirit and mastery that counts
Genios!
Absolutely brilliant!
Correction, this is not a concert for flute, it's for recorder! Otherwise great video and one of the best recorder players in the world!
FYI: The English word "recorder" is actually a relatively new word, and during the time period the instrument was called a flute. For most of the baroque era of music, the modern flute has not been around, and it also took it some time to pick up in popularity once it was invented. Most music written for "flute" in the 15-16 hundreds was truly written for recorder.
Adam Rechnitzer I know, I study music history and I play the recorder. It's just to avoid confusion for the majority of the people. (that don't know it)
Adam Rechnitzer thank you for letting me know why it's called a recoder - I try to play it myself, but we (in Swiss) call it just "flute"
The word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'.
When talking about the recorder, they'd say 'English flute' and when talking about the 'flute', they'd say 'flute d'allemagne' or 'transverse flute'.
One word: WOW!!!
I play a "French model" flute. When I tried to play the Recorder I ran up against a brick wall. The small holes are too difficult for me. I wish there were a Recorder manufacturer who could place "Plateau" keys to cover those dreaded holes in any Recorder.
very nice but can i have the name of the flutist please ?
eu conhecei um dia destes e achava que sabia alguma coisa
Que virtuosismoo:)
why not in hd
Does anyone know whether he is playing a tenor or alto recorder? He is obviously quite talented to play this difficult composition. I'm a flutist --- French model --- I have no problems playing. I tried the recorder, but the holes are much smaller than in an open hole flute. My fingers must be too fat or something. Oh. well --- practice, practice.
Jim Millen alto
It's a treble (alto) recorder.
Es un concierto de música barroca o de rock?😮
Vraiment très beau, surtout quand on entend la flûte qui est très bien maniée 😍 Mais il devrait y avoir un peu moins d'instruments car ils couvrent trop son son
Impresionante la obra y la ejecución, alguien podría confirmarme si el solista es Giancarlo De Frenza?
Confused by 27 "dis-likes". What? You play the recorder better than he? I doubt it --- and so do you.
its not HD
Yes: WOW!
^^ Massa..' de mais .'
Difficile de faire mieux que Il Giardino Armonico sur ce terrain-là : technique et dynamisme au sommet. Peut-être que l'un des secrets réside dans la station debout qui incite moins à la paresse ? (Quelque tarte-à-la-crème que puissent être les 4 saisons, c'est encore leur version qui est la plus convaincante à mes oreilles.)
EXQUISITE!!!!!!!!!
The recorder is a type of flute - a fipple-flute, to be precise.
Of course. So are the Clarinet and the Oboe, both flutes. Actually all wind instruments are flutes. Genius.
@@cezara.p.9180 Clarinets and oboes have reeds so they're not flutes. Genius.
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magnífico soplaflautas! me ensombrezco, me ensombrezco,,,,me ensobrezco.. una brizna de sonrisa ...puf! (desaparezco)
Did one of the violinists break her bow?? How unlucky!
Het spelen is mooi maar ik wordt draaierig van die rare camera
very good, it only saddens me the maestro is playing a floot with elefant tusk ! Not good.
Me siento como idiota con mi flauta viendo esto ;w;
No te sientas mal. El caballero es un virtuoso.
Fiorella Pesoa practica diaria 90% transpiracion 10% inspiracion
Anche io!
Yo también...
There is no suck word as "Recorder" it is Flute, damn Flute. It's like someone wants to replace let say "Prestissimo" with "faster than fast" or "quicker than quick". It just wont work. It is flute and remains flute !
Poet John Milton also referenced the recorder in his most famous work, the epic poem Paradise Lost
published in 1667, in which the recently fallen angels in Hell "move /
in perfect phalanx to the Dorian mood / of flutes and soft recorders,"
Sam R There is no doubt, your appreciation for music is stained by your ignorance...
Actually, the word 'recorder' has to possible etymologies: 1.- from Latin 'recordārī' (vulgar Latin recordāre) through Old French 'record/recorder'' (remembrance/bring to remembrance) based on cor, cord- ‘heart’ (get by heart) because it was though the instrument sound would evoke memories or remind people of birds singing (chirping); 2.- 'to record' is an archaic verb meaning 'to repeat', 'to practise', 'to sing/play a tune'.
flute is not a recorder genius refresh that mind of yours
flutr
Esecuzione,come al solito,indecente con la presenza di un flauto da scuole medie. Usate un flauto traverso odierno e la musica vi ringrazierà. Imparate la lezione dei Musici con la presenza del grande Severino Gazzelloni o,altrimenti,state lontani il più possibile dalle nostre orecchie!
Luc7 Luc7
L'anancasmo, tipico della sindrome ossessivo-compulsiva o SOC, può essere alleviato dalla farmacoterapia moderna. La clomipramina ha azione anti ossessiva che è presente anche negli SSRI (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) , lett. "inibitori selettivi della ricaptazione della serotonina". Il tempo di latenza dell'effetto antiossessivo degli SSRI è di circa dieci/dodici settimane contro le tre o quattro di quello antidepressivo
Ecco,bravo,continua a studiare medicina e lascia stare la musica perché di essa non ne capisci niente!
Bravissimo, roba da far vomitare ! Rocchettari ..
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A storm with recorder cannot be a very strong storm.🙄
用直笛吹協奏曲真的很耗費體力，拿的直笛聲量不夠大，音色不夠好，音頻又對不到，那種感覺就對不到盤了
ma solo a me antonini sta antipatico?
mik che ok
Invidia?
Terrible mix. You can barely hear the flute
Oh god, give me malmsteen playing guitar rather than pretentious rock with stuffy posh gits any day. Who the hell in these days listens to a muffled recorder? Yawn