An Idle Voyce (flute and piano)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Flautist Neil Fisenden with David Wickham at the piano in a recorded performance of my piece "An Idle Voyce" from the cd "The Iridescent Flute".
The title is from Samuel Daniel's Elizabethan poem "The Complaint of Rosamond" : "Esteem not fame more than thou doost thy weale, for Fame is but an echoo and an idle voyce".
Unbelievably captivating and beautiful. Piano and flute in a dance... Like poetry....
I am so glad that you enjoyed it. Blessings!
My friend Cynthia from Maine loves your music too..Blessings always..
Cynthia Powers
Marie Winqvist that's absolutely beautiful, 2 of my favorite instruments ty for sharing!!
Really?Blessings to Cynthia from Maine! Thanks and thanks again! Blessings!
It is a song without words, speaking so expressively and poignantly through the melody. Thank you, Phillip :)
That is what music (melody) is to me, a song without words ... melody being more the liquid state of words. Glad yo enjoyed it!
Phillip, what a haunting melody! It is an Idle Voyce that stirs the "Idle" soul inducing placid ripples - each one bringing memories of happier days! Thanks!
Diogenes
You are very welcome. I'm glad you like it. "Placid ripples " ... that's lovely! Blessings!
Très belle mélodie romantique pour flûte ! j'aime beaucoup cette légèreté un peu plaintive ! Compliments Phillip pour cette excellente composition
Vous avez choisi des interprètes de grand tallent : félicitations Neil Fisenden et David Wickham
Amitiés, - Marie
Thank you so much Marie. I am glad you enjoyed it. I think I might have a French heart! Blessings!
That is a truly beautiful piece, I am playing it for ameb grade 4 although I still haven't got my vibrato. By far this has to be one of my favourite piece of music!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. I hope you do well in your exam. Do let me know. Blessings!
An outstanding piece Phillip! Right down my street.
Thank you Reuben. It's lovely hearing from you. I hope you are achieving fine things. Blessings ever to you!
This is an absolutely gorgeous piece. It's masterfully constructed, they way the flute and piano parts work together is simply stunning. I have chosen it as my "List C" Piece for my AMEB Flute exam this year and know I am going to enjoy every minute of learning it. Thank you!
+The Bibliophile Flautist I am far too late in replying t this, but I do thank you for your kind words. Blessings!
The most beautiful song I ever heard!
I am playing this song for a concert on MY flute. Someday I will sound like that.....
I am 11.
Dear Tatiana, thank you so much for your kind words. They mean a lot to me. I'm thrilled to know you are playing my piece for a concert. I am sure you will play it very well. Let me know how it goes. God bless you!
It's so nice to listen to this beautifully crafted piece of music once more - the depth of the piano and the light coming through the melody of the flute - exquisite!
"Depth" and "light" ... I like your choice of words Magaret. Thank you for listening again and for commenting. Blessings ever to you!
grazie Phillip, e complimenti! sono letteralmente affascinata dalla dolcezza melodica di questo tuo brano musicale!!!
un carissimo ssaluto - dolores-
Thank you Dolores. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Blessings!
Charming as can be - and indeed masterfully done throughout! I particularly like the first entrance of the flute and the theme it plays - simply wonderful :)
And in fact - this is as enjoyable as your beautiful oboe pieces :D
Thank you for these kind words Ritchie. As soon as the way is clear I will spend some time at your channel catching up on your own creativity. Time is not always on my side lately, but you are in thoughts and care. At least the "goblins and glitches" of Google+/TH-cam seem to be settling to make life easier. Blessings ever!
Hah - don't worry! Everyone has times where time just seems to be in under-supply :P
Magnificent, simply magnificent! Thanks n. 8 & subbed of course :)
Greetings from Italy,
ciao da Serena
Thank you Serena. Sinceri saluti!
Flautist Neil Fisenden with David Wickham at the piano in a recorded performance of my piece "An Idle Voyce" from the cd "The Iridescent Flute".
The title of my piece comes fromSamuel Daniel's Elizabethan poem "The Complaint of Rosamond" : "Esteeme not fame more than thou doost thy weale, for Fame is but an echoo and an idle voyce".
Très belle mélodie romantique pour flûte ! j'aime beaucoup cette légèreté un peu plaintive ! Compliments Phillip pour cette excellente composition
Vous avez choisi des interprètes de grand tallent : félicitations Neil Fisenden et David Wickham
Amitiés, - Marie
Thank you Marie. I am glad you enjoyed it. Blessings ever to you!
Phillip Wilcher I love this piece!!! 👏👍😊
Great piece!!:) Reminds a bit of Faure! I enjoyed it very much!
Yes. Very French. The liner notes to the cd draws parallels to Ravel, oh well. Blessings!
It is just a lively piece that you composed, I am doing it for my ameb for flute
You are? Then, I wish you well in your exam and thank you for choosing my piece to play. It means a lot to me. When are you taking your exam? I like the image of the panda bear you have chosen for you channel photo.Blessings!
Thank You
Dear Phillip, this piece is pure magic! Nothing else to say:-)...Bravissimo! You made my day! We want more...Good luck and have a great day! Sincerely, Yana.
Blessings and thanks ever Yana. :)
hola Phillip
maravillosa melodia
suena divina
5**********
besoss
Mayca
Wonderful dear Phillip, as always, brilliant!! Bless you ever!
Genius Phillip!
Isis Cepon Oh, I'm not sure about that but thank you - and as always - for you graciousness and kind words Isis. You support so many of us here at TH-cam that we would surely be lost without you. Love and blessings!
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I'm glad you like it. Love and blessings always!
Hermosa melodía....me encanta el sonido de la flauta.
Beautiful music Phillip! and the Faun picture is great. It reminds me of 'Thinking Allowed' ... which arrived arrived safe and sound...
Thank you, Philip. Yes, the Faun picture is great, isn't it. I have just replied to a message from you at Facebook. Glad you received the books. I just know you will love the Amy Fay! It will have a welcoming home there with you! Blessings!
Phillip! Forgive, please, this crude and inappropriate way of communicating... The books arrived and i can't thank you enough! I'm enjoying reading about Liberache! I must tell you that my first task in business was to get a desk for ;A Liberache Book Signing in Pittsburgh' at the Joseph Horne department store. He was such a gentleman. I am proud of my TH-cam comment concerning his Polonaise in Aflat which i thought was great. Also! Forgive me for thinking that you might not like Josef Hoffmann's 4th ballade! I am an imbecile sometimes. More so than i like to admit. Hoffmann's "Casimir Hall" 4th Ballade is one of the most exciting performances i have ever heard. With heartfelt thanks to you, Phillip - for everything. (I finally spelled Phillip with 2 l's - it only took me 12 years to get that right_
@@PhillipLWilcher Thank You, i love it. I will read the chapter on Tausig first. I wasn't sure if you would receive the Facebook message... i am a dunce at social media! Thank you for your kind reply. All these things touch on my favorite things. Debussy, Nijinsky, the Ballet Russe being at the top of the list! You have enriched my life. For this i am in debt to you. Be safe and well! Best Regards! - phil
@@philiprostek Heavens no, there is nothing to forgive. As soon as I read the first sentence of your reply here, I wondered for what reason you would ask for forgiveness. There will never be a reason ever for forgiveness, not with me. I will search out the Casimir Hall performance you mention. Once again, stay safe and well. I cannot wait for you to read the Amy Fay book. Liberace! My time with his family and friends was the gentlest and happiest tim of my life. If I could go back to such a time of peace and tranquility ...
@@philiprostek Nijinsky! Oh my gosh - I love him! I read every book available including his diary but so many years ago now. Not without a heavy heart I might add. And of more recent dancers, Nureyev was a God to me. Perhaps the greatest influence of all. Always Nureyev. Bless you!
Just wonderful. I'm doing it for my exam
Amanda, you are? Let me know how you go, and thank you for choosing my piece to play for exam. Blessings!
Phillip Wilcher Hi! This is such a wonderful piece. This is the only piece that never makes me bored even if i repeat this song over and over again. But, no matter how much i try, you sound way better than i do.
Amanda, thank you. It's not me performing here. You'll see who the performers are in the description. I'm the composer of the piece. It's actually been recorded by others as well. Do let me know how you go in your exam. Blessings!
Amanda lou me too
This is my 4th grade AMEB exam piece, my parents don't have money for lessons, but I started last year, and kind of skipped preliminary, 1, 2,and 3 , i was wondering if u have any tips that could help me, love ur piece btw, its so niceee
Really? I am honoured that you have chosen to play it. Thank you! When is your exam? Tips? That's a tricky question. If I were to suggest anything general, it would be to aim for simplicity with attention to phrasing, realising the dynamics within the phrase are determined by the shape of the melody but yes, simplicity above all. Maybe lucid is he better word. Flautist Melissa Doecke also recorded it to CD. You can hear it here:
th-cam.com/video/GKRHzMYEYS8/w-d-xo.html
@@PhillipLWilcher Thank you so much!
@@baharfardipour4995 My pleasure. Let me know how you go in your exam. Good luck!
ameb anyone