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This was helpful, thanks!

I love your music and your tone. Your music is sexy and sultry

Beautiful! Tysm this helped so much on my RCM exam!❤

thank you

@brittfiddle is imho the most incandescent soloist on the scene, period. Thanks for such a warm, nuanced conversation with this humble genius.

What a great interview. And nicely edited! We are fortunate to have the strong and multi-talented Ms. Needleman right here in Baltimore.

There is a chance that you will record Dancla's etude no. 5 op. 73?

Is there a chance that you will record Dancla's etude no. 5 op. 73?

Thanks for this interview! I learned one of my earliest tunes from Brittany!

Hi Leah, your conversation with Pierre is very interesting. There were many facts that this interview confirm me about Pierre Chrétien and his music. For me the most interesting part in his music is Cinephonic. Is the most similar to the musician i told you. Gary Mcfarland. If you are interested in Gary i wrote about him in my wordpres blog . To find it "musicaquemesorprende.wordpre ..." Then you look for "abril 2018" and you'll find "GARY MCFARLAND LA LEYENDA DEL JAZZ QUE DEBIO SER UNA ESTRELLA DEL POP" Here you have information and music about McFarland and also two Spotify lists. Well is in spanish maybe using a translator you do not have any problem. this is my thirth attempt to give you this information. The other two werw rejected. I suposse it was because they include direct links to my blog. Bye Leah, have a hapy 2025

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Nice

Thank you, Sarah!

That’s insane man! I wish i could know how to make one, it sounds great!👌🤩

Well your video is very interesting for me and surely i will do more comments. Bye.

Well i'm very happy finding this conversation with Pierre Chretien. I bought last year trough bandcamp the second Cinephonic record and it was fantastic. I also think about Ennio Morricone listening to Cinephonic. And also remindsme another strange jazz musician that plays vibraphone and arrange music. GARY MCFARLAND. I recomend you listen to Gary. It was great but had a sad end in his life.

Bravo Maestra Leah!!, espero se encuentre bien, ya vi todos los estudios de Gaviniés y estoy viendo los caprichos de Fiorillo, el capricho 13 tengo los libros en la versión de Galamian y de Emil Kross. Hay alguna otra mejor versión en cuanto a digitación?. Saludos Maestra Leah y a su esposo el Maestro Mark!!!

Some grade 8 things are a lot harder than others!

Ooh I like this

Don’t think i can play this haha😂

Yes thanks for this grade 8 playlist. I’m not taking exams but i need suitable pieces

Thank you Leah for yet another wonderful podcast. I had just recently started following Katherine a few months ago and this was a great way to get to know her. Not only is she an exceptional musician, but a very smart ,articulate ,thoughtful woman who expressed a lot about the issues that I had to deal with when I was young and in the business.Bravo!

Another fascinating discussion, and great guest. Thank you so much! The first professional opera production I performed in was Lisbeta, in 2021, where the composer, librettist, conductor, director, choreographer, and producer were all women.

How did I miss this- an interview with my fav recorder person?!

thank goodness for this video…working on dolfein higher positions and there’s no videos for the exercises of this book in fifth position which i’m struggling with until i finally found yours!

Doodun is so fun to listen to!

Thanks🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

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Bravo vous aidez mon fils pour chacune de ses études merci beaucoup 😊

noice pov:my teacher scolding me cuz i didnt accent enough on the first notes

Thank you so much for your tutorial, l found it very helpful. I like this little piece as it is both fun and interesting to play. You have helped me capture my memory of a donkey and its amusing, funny little ways. Best wishes, Sheila from England. ❤x❤

Semi-bravo!!!❤

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Excelente Maestra Leah!!!!

Thanks Leah!

Is there any more intelligent, more charming, more energetic, more talented singer alive? What a brilliant interview.

When someone plays jsbach Vivaldi or jazz even rock metal beatbox on recorder then people don't think it's a toy' yet they rather hear pop music on it' I started composing on it I find it makes more sense than the acoustic guitar I love it with all my heart and soul for composing it's very very direct yet imagination on recorder 🪈 lets you loose and free and let you be you speaking through the recorder

Congratulations on your wonderful success! I LOVE your voice! ❤

No explainer?

Wow that is awesome, just beautiful man

Wow,for a minute I escaped these chains that keep me captive

That took me too the center of my soul

Cool project Leah, best of luck !

This was another fantastic interview and music sampling. The “African inflection” really took off with the Algerian composition because of its rhythmic vitality.

Geezus Haploid Kryste: This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard. All of the music was fantastic and its theoretical foundations were much appreciated.

Amazingly comprehensive discussion. Everything from “I don’t play chess because I would find it too fascinating” to the intricacies of engineering an original instrument to pleasure of hearing a string quartet’s tuning in Bartok quartets .

Thank you both. Most interesting!

please continue this🙏 i’m playing it for all county and im having trouble hearing the first violins by itself and i need it for auditions🙏🙏

also, may i ask what's all the "weird" intervals accidentals about? there's so many strange notes :D i'm just not knowledgeable enough to understand this etude. :( thanks so much!