BRAHMS 4: orchestral flute TUTORIAL
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- BRAHMS 4: orchestral flute TUTORIAL
L.I.P.* 💋 project (*Lockdown Insanity Prevention)
by Emily Beynon
MUSIC:
Johannes Brahms Symphony nr. 4 IV. Allegro energise e passionato
performed by the Concertgebouw Orchestra
conducted by Ricardo Chailly (DECCA)
EQUIPMENT:
video recorded with an iPad
video edited in iMovie
recorded with Zoom H4n
EMILY BEYNON:
emilybeynon.com
Emily Beynon is principal flute of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam. Born in Wales, she began her flute studies as a junior at the Royal College of Music with Margaret Ogonovsky and then went on to study with William Bennett at the Royal Academy and with Alain Marion in Paris. Equally at home in front of the orchestra as in its midst, Emily performs regularly as concerto soloist and also as chamber musician. She is frequently heard on BBC radio and Classic FM, and has recorded eleven solo discs to date. A passionate and dedicated teacher, Emily is regularly invited to give masterclasses all over the world. NEXT VIDEOS: Thursday 7 May Brahms 4 solo Thursday 14 May Mendelssohn Scherzo Thursday 21 May Rossini William Tell Thursday 28 May Petrushka
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Thank you very much, Emily! I will play Brahms 4th after few days) and like your tips about the solo)))
Delighted to hear this. Good luck & ENJOY!! 😍
I like your smile when you said “shouty” 🤣🤣 Love you Emily!
😂😂😂
Bewitching - the listener and student alike is beguiled ..... thank you, E.B!
Thank YOU for watching! ✨🙏
... and I do not even play the flute... I enjoy your enthusiasm... your way of explanation and of course the smile after the beautiful tones
Thanks Max - glad that they are enjoyable even for a non flute player!! 🤣
I'm an amateur flutist, so I won't be auditioning for an orchestra. But listening to your wonderful commentary has given me the courage to go on with my life. Thank you very much!
Hi Bobby OK! I’m so happy you enjoyed the video 😄 It’s just gorgeous music, isn’t it?! Thanks for taking the time and trouble to write to me 🙏
Thanks!
Thank you so very much for your support! 🙏
So great to have this to learn more to prepare for auditions! Thank you Emily!
Glad you find it helpful, Ana! Thanks for watching! ☺️
Thank you Emily!! Dropping gems throughout 💎
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!!🙏
Very nice Emily, thanks for this interesting tutorial. Brava 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ah, grazie Andrea - so glad you liked it! 🙏
You are an AMAZING teacher! Subscribed, and will be binge watching your channel for the next few hours!! I wish you were my university's flute professor!
Hi a b! Thanks for your kind words - I’m so happy that you find this channel a helpful resource. Happy flute-ing!!
I wish I 'd had a teacher who told me a few things of this back when I was auditioning.. ( some was of course told and teached ) Well, never too late to learn and really understand of course. It is so interesting. Fantastic how you put this together in this video! Thank you!
Thanks Joan - glad you like the videos!
Thanks Emily! Very generous of you to make this videos and gorgeous playing!
Thank you kindly!
Beautiful video, thank you! For sure, help "L.I.P."!
Thanks Cesar - glad you like it! Thanks for watching! ☺️
Preparing for graduate school auditions and your video is so helpful! Thank you!
I'm so glad! Good luck!
I love 0:54 😀 Thanks for your great tips. I am looking every week forward to your coaching videos.
Thanks - I like that bit too!! 🤣
Thank you for sharing your experience. These details have benefited me a lot. also I feel that I start to enjoying Brahms .....
So glad it was helpful! Brahms is the best!!! 😍
Thank you so much, Emily! This is wonderful! They all are! I hope you’ll carry on, even after lockdown! And Happy Birthday to Brahms! Love Becky
Thanks Becky! How funny... I didn't realise it was Brahms' birthday! 🤭🎉
Tchaikovsky's too! Quite a date!
Thanksss for that!!!!
You’re very welcome, Ana! 🙏
Cf St John - 'And Peter wept Bitterly'
Emily, would you be doing a video on Saint-Saëns' Volière at a later stage? I'm super eager to learn any tips on / around the excerpt (besides learning to play the excerpt itself, I think the "mental work" of waiting out those many movements before Volière is MUCH more important? This is something I've wanted to hear other flautists talk about :3)
Thanks for your suggestion Angus! 👍 Actually I did a Volière video for Principal Chairs a while back: th-cam.com/video/Bh2F5lTKa3k/w-d-xo.html
@@EmilyBeynonflute Yes, I saw that one! :P
This solo is straight out of the Bach Passions
Thank you for your wonderful advice.
I am impressed with the performance of this part of the Münchenfil conducted by Cherividakke. I'm sorry. I have a question here, but in the command of the tempo, which is slow overall, this solo has dropped the tempo and stopped the flow. Isn't it? I think it's a very moving performance. We would like to hear your frank opinions.
Thank you for watching and for your comment. I'm afraid I don't know the recording you mention, but generally speaking, if the flute player can find the sense of 'space' (with a lyrical, signing quality) in a faster tempo, that's what I usually prefer.