How to Express Yourself Through Music: Carnegie Hall Master Class with Emmanuel Pahud

World-renowned flutist Emmanuel Pahud guides young musicians toward research and reflection to gain insight into expressing a composer's intentions.
One of today's most celebrated and wide-ranging artists, Emmanuel Pahud led a two-hour master class devoted to sonatas for flute and piano and answered audience members' questions, focusing on important issues that every performing musician faces.
Visit www.carnegiehall.org/workshops for more information about Carnegie Hall's workshops and master classes.

[@antonhugosson2257]

Not only helpful for flutists - this is fantastic thoughts for all kinds of musicians . Thanks for sharing it on youtube

[@juco13]

This is a wonderful and really, priceless, series for flutists and teachers. Thank you, Carnegie Hall Master Class, and thank YOU, Mr. Pahud.

[@kiaraeijo]

This is really helpful.. I wish I could be able to meet someone like Emmanuel Pahud!

[@johnsu3645]

great serious for all flute player

[@MegaMissfitz]

Morning sweet cheeks! With music like that id be keeping my headphones on all day 😘😘😘

[@ashlynsmusic2468]

What? lol 😂

[@paulschwartz3052]

Imo, it's not possible to KNOW the composers intent and even if we do think we KNOW, how are we to translate that into music making? Even if a living composer tells us what they want, we can only make an approximation as to apply that to a performance. With that being said, why is it apparently, that there is so much stress that we interpret something with the composer in mind> WHY?