Introducing the Baroque Flute
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"The wood makes the sound gentler and more... woody"
Meet the flute that OAE Principal Lisa Beznosiuk uses for playing Bach, Handel, Rameau and people like that.
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What a lovely lady. Her calm, gentle demeanor is a perfect match with the gentle baroque flute
I've been listening to her recordings for over 20 years. She is an absolutely wonderful musician.
Don't forget that she is a really good Musician & generous with her knowledge. I looked up her name in the notes...lisa Beznosiuk...we can learn a lot from her playing. And yes, she comes across as a really lovely person. No ego...just a genuine caring for what she does.
She seems like she could be Mel Giedroyc's sister
you can tell she is full of passion
I agree
Baroque flute: *sweet mellow beautiful music*
Modern flute: clacklacklakclkaclckxlakckclckacklckacklacklaclacklackcklack
I actually prefer this to a normal modern flute.... it sounds so mellow and warm.
These flutes have their place, but would never in a million years penetrate through a large orchestra and hall. I have a Haynes flute from the 1920s and even though its a 'modern' Boehm system flute. it struggles to keep up with the latest models.
Good thing we've got microphones and amplifiers now.
Fria Gram Most concerts do not use amplification. The type of baroque flute in vogue now is barely audible even in a small hall. A baroque violin can easily drown it out. Brandenburg no.5 quickly becomes a concerto for violin and harpsichord.
I suspect either a misunderstanding in how the baroque flute was played or in how those flutes were constructed.
there is nothing wrong with using amplification and mixing on any instrument.
Though you can always use primitive mutes, like have the violins face away, playing far in the back. Or just stick some towels in the body.
Ms. Beznosiuk is one of the great flautists of our time. Her recording of the Bach flute sonatas (on Hyperion) is simply masterful.
sounds WAY better than a metal flute! Sounds more alive...
Wooden flutes with modern keywork can be had. Best of both worlds.
It's a great instrument for solo repertoire or to play with a quartet or small orchestra. But in a big concert hall with a modern orchestra, it simply does not cut though and there the metal flute is much more effective.
My flute baroque when I dropped it, but it sounds nothing like that.
Both after and before it baroque, Daisy?
It it ain't Baroque - don't fix it!!
You’re obviously American
This joke only works with an American accent lol we say barOck not barOAK
As Oscar Wilde once observed - America and England - two countries separated by a common language.
i can't imagine anyone giving this a thumbs down. Clear and friendly, with intelligence and real feeling for the music.
Love the way she explains
J U I C Y
I honestly LOVE the sounds of the baroque instruments far above the sounds of the modern...
They have more color than modern instruments. Also period players seem to play with more rthymic vitality.
Same here. Brass and silver flute sounds too bright and clinical to me.
That flute coupled with her playing is truly beautiful
Judging from how much I love playing old recorders, and the alto recorder especially, I think I'd like to learn to play the baroque flute. I've tried the modern flute, but it has such a jarring sound to my ears. My uncle makes it sound good, so I know VERY well that it just takes practice, but I need to be able to have fun practicing and not get a headache.
HadridarMatramen, the alto recorder has such a wonderful and special sound.
HadridarMatramen I play both recorders and flute, I think it just takes a while for you to be able to enjoy playing the flute because of the breathing/ it not sounding very nice until you have been playing for a while 😂 but I’d definitely recommend sticking with it :)
It's a good idea to go from recorder to baroque flute. Try an aulos flute for an inexpensive entry. I have one but I still can't play it.
Excellent video and Lisa Beznosiuk is magnificent !
Lisa, I started loving you when I first heard your performance of Bach's BWV 1044; and...well, began loving Baroque music too! Couldn't stand Gazzelloni and his 'golden' key-flute any longer after having heard him perform Bach's "Badinerie".
sounds lovely
Love the sound of the flute. Such a gentle sound!💞🎶
Great info.👍
Lovely woman. I love how her voice is as gentle as the flute!
Wonderful sounding instrument-amazing how different it is from the modern flute, and how like a recorder, surprisingly.
Wow that was beautiful. You’re a wonderful musician, and a delight to listen to.
great to see how much fun you have playing your instrument
I could listen to her speak for hours, such a pleasant and soothing voice
I wonder why ancient flutes never had a thumb hole for the left hand like the recorder. I went from flute to recorder , but I'm discovering just how beautiful the old flutes sound. Really lovely.
Obviously such a passionate player- I really love how she characterizes and describes sounds- very evocative!
Fantastic demonstration....what a wonderful sound produced and explained by a wonderful lady - thank you
Wow so amazing. You have taken me back musically to an era that I have only been able to read about and dream about. Very magical instrument. I heard what you said and felt it also.
Such a beautiful sound and beautiful playing! Thank you!
I discovered barroque flute when I was watching the Mass in B minor BWV 232 on youtube and I saw it. I have always wondered what kind of instrument it is. Until now, I didn't know but because of you, now I know. Thank you for your complete explanation.
PD: Sorry if I made grammar mistakes or misspelled words. I speak Spanish and I'm learning english.
I'm American, and don't worry-- your English is excellent!
@@herodotus53 Thank you so much! I'll continue practicing in order to improve it more. Grettings from Ecuador
punchispunchisuhh the development of the flute has a fascinating history, each with its quirks and nuances. Haven’t played a baroque flut for a number of years now.
What a lovely, rich, tone. Beautiful.
3:42 JUICY
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Oh yes shove that flute down my throat uwu
@@ripinpepperonies9754 bro wait a minute
Max Alain's Meme Stash I can shove it up another hole
@@telmjen4662 you also wait a minute
Love it! I started playing the Baroque Flute a year ago, and now I have finished a whole Bach Sonata. (bwv 1033)
Lovely presentation and what a beautiful sounding instrument.
Wow. What a gorgeous and beautiful sound. I wished it was longer
Really interesting points about key changes and colour differences changing the mood.
Traverso has a sweet and tender sound wich pleases me a lot. It's a quite warm and intimate sound.
Gorgeous velvety tone. Love the old instruments.
Lovely playing, illuminating discussion, and lovely flute.
This is the best video in the series that I have seen so far, the Baroque Bass was also excellent.
Wonderful presentation. You are such a great musician and person.
Really nice and informative explanations, and a warm charming lady
Absolutely loves when you played the little snippet of Badinerie
What a charming and delightful explanation and exampling ! Thank you 😊
The mystery of the flute is that it, alone among all instruments, requires no mechanical parts for sound production. It's voice is that of only air disputing with itself.
The major difference between the Baroque flute and most of its predecessors and its successor modern orchestral flute is not in the keywork nor the material from which it is made but in the shape of the bore: that of the Baroque is conical; that of the Boehm flute, as with archaic reed flutes, is cylindrical.
The Baroque flute, like the Baroque recorder and oboe, is not primitive. It's technical achievement is just not in plain sight.
2:46 that face when you nailed it 🤘🏻
Lovely. Thank you. Never stop playing!! Learned a lot here.
beautiful sound!
That's a beautiful Timbre. Very taken with it.
lovely sound and lovely playing. I like performances of baroque music on period instruments, Bach, Handel, Corelli, etc just SOUND better at A = 415 and other similar, lower pitch standards.
piobagusfidil (pipes and fiddle) Hi, Classical Guitarist here. I love the Baroque and Renaissance periods. About two years ago I started tuning my guitars to 432 A and find it much better to my ear. I started out thinking that I wanted to hear it closer to the original pitch that it was written in.
Beautiful tone to the instrument and the player.
I used to play classical guitar and the timbre of this flute reminds me of the classical guitar - it's a much fuller timbre than the modern flute and you played some lovely short examples in this video.
Lovely video, it really shows your Love for this instrument.
The modern flute uses metal, while it's still categorized as woodwind instrument. This the right flute, using wood material!
Great introduction to the baroque flute. Thank you
Oooooooooo okaaaay the sound, the tone!! Soooo warm and buttery!!
I love these videos because you can see the passion on their faces
Love the sound of this flute
lovely,rich sound.excellent.
I have just learned something ! Thank you ! 👍🎶
You know the a Instrumentalist is super super good when they remind you of your grandma/ grandpa...
she's enchanting! I love her passion
i am watching this video at least once per month :))) love this type of videos and baroque instruments
Rich and lovely tone!
Lovely instrument and playing. The tone reminds me of a tenor recorder, but with more possibilities in the way of dynamics. It sounds much better to me than the modern flute.
I love the sound of your baroque flute.
I'm learning the C flute!
Bravissimo Lisa, and thank you!
Just beautiful. I could listen to a solo track
Exquisite sound. Good video.
she's great - and what a lovely sound
Thank you lovely lady
Thank you kind lady LOL skyrim references be realz
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing this.
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It's a C Concert flute at 415 meaning that it actually transposes down a half step. The lowest note that this flute can play is D above Middle C.
Delightfully informative, thank you.
I really liked your comantary and playing so I subscribed , thanks so much ✌️❤️🇦🇺🦘
What a great sound and what a lovely lady!
Listen to her recordings! Do it! She is one of the very best.
Lisa Rocks.... very cool Lady. Loved the history.
Very beautiful music and video!! Compliments!!!
Very beautiful playing
Beautifull instrument ...
Beautiful lesson thank you
It is impressive that these performers know the fingerings for many different instruments. I imagine that it is hard to find a teacher for baroque instruments.
As a child in the early 1960's watching an orchestra perform, I was always amazed by the fact that all that sound coming out of the flutes and piccolos was produced by an aperture the diameter of the nail of your little finger. It seemed to defy logic.
Super!!!! Beautiful!!! Thank You!!!!
Perfection, this is my good to sleep/funeral music video
I think it's great that you can tell how much she loves what she does.
Excellent video, thank you
Thanks! Well done
What a delightful and unique sounding instrument. If it ain't baroque, don't fix it.
I love this channel.
Lovely. Thanks!
Congratulations your now addicted to music 👌🏻
Fabulous thankyou so much for posting
really nice playing
Wow! Fantastic
Very lovely tone. I've heard Beethoven and others played on the instruments of the day and it makes a huge difference. I was immediately aware of the players using instruments made of wood. The orchestra sounded pastoral, organic and much more delicate, less muscular. I like both I'll admit.
Keeping ancient music and culture alive!
Gracias!
How nice!
Such beautiful voice! Sweeter than what modern flutes do.
Excellent, thanks much!
Nice sound....
Those hands! Whether guitar, bass, or even apparently flute, large hands seem to be key to becoming world class.
Lovely! I wanna get a Baroque flute eventually. I need to learn how to play it ;-) I've been looking for either a wooden headjoint or a wooden flute like Rudall Carte... probably gonna go the headjoint route because the older instruments are hard to find here in the states.