He forgot to take his meds?.......

Just lovely. I wish more of Maria's work was accessible on CD. She touches my spirit.

I bought a ney and it's very difficult to play can someone guide me for a video to really beginners

my appreciation

I love to listen to the difference between the modern flute and baroque flute and find the baroque flute like the birds singing in the garden. Just beautiful

The baroque flute sounds better - the Boehm flute is really harsh to my ears! The Boehm flute taking off is one of the tragedies of history - much like the acceptance of equal temperament; both equally as banal as each other!

Excellent

Didn’t really need to “see the notes,” everyone is already very familiar with those notes. All this does is complicate and crowd the small screen on which the video is being viewed, and obscure the image of Raymond Honig, which is what we want to see.

I'm a traverso player now, in my old age, after retiring as a Boehm flutist some 30 years ago. I love the sound of the baroque flute for the music it was intended to play, and your video encapsulates aspects of the sound. The biggest challenge in playing the traverso, as opposed to a multi-keyed Boehm (or even simple system flutes) flute, is in the technical difficulties encountered in juxtaposition of pitches requiring forked fingerings - sort of like the commonly encountered G# - F# - E# sequence found in some keys in baroque music. Dealing with the alternate F# fork when juxtaposed with the E# (F) is a real problem, requiring extensive practice to overcome. Having the long and short F keys available on eight keyed simple system flutes, along with a separate G# key, greatly simplifies this issue. That's only one example.

I am learning baroque traverso flute. I'm not a Boehm flute player but a recorder player, and all these intonation problems are present in recorder playing as well. Thus my journey is going easier despite my problems with the embouchure. The main sound concept is in my head concerning the baroque sound ideal. I'm on my way.

Awesome, thanks

Hi Buddy, no I didn't make a video on this topic until now, but I"ll be happy to explain it to you.

I’m looking for an explanation of tone and dynamics on traverso. Have you produced a video on this topic?

Compleet gestoord

Hearing the phrase "... because it's just a nice melody" from Stockhausen Jr sums something up about the history of music and where we all got to in the 21st century. And yes, it's a beautiful melody!

Dude how can I get in contact with this magician

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WTF ??????????

31:00

This melody brings me into a place where I feel safe, where I dance smoothly on a velvet carpet and I let the flow move me through the indigo blue night and I fly from one star to the other, those stars are my beautiful memories... Beautiful!

I miss live music so much.. I would love to go to the concert like this! Great work guys, thanks for sharing.

FANTASTIC very funny HELLO I Subsbscribed...Attention: watch, like and comment please or KZbin deletes the inscription kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5uyeWupq66EqZo

Nice memory of the tour..

Nice!!!

nice interaction with audience! free spirit, Always searching!

CIAO KEIKO

Sounds a little like Blay mixed with Nichols

wonderful understanding of this music..

Bravo, Bravissimo Keiko

Beautiful * * * * * * * *) ~ Thank You!

perfect phrasing re the prelude thank you so much!!!! bravissimo

sweet nostalgy... I love this theme

★★★★★★★★★★

That's not a keyolin but an EMS Synthi AKS. The keyolin is: www.corfuhler.com/keyolin

Most beautiful rendition

amazing, how can I get the scores?

Überirdisch!!!!

Wonderfully ear opening and thought provoking

This piece needs a threesome: composer, interpreter and listener have to work together. Easy for me, thanks to the wonderful interpretation.

I prefer the grace and sublimity for playing this music, with Keiko ? Yes !

Fascinating video. I enjoyed the music, but also liked the visual element with the contrast between the reflective music and the noiseless traffic seen through the blinds..

i like the kid's laughter :)

sublime

That chord at 01:46 IS almost the exact same chord as the one that begins "Changes"! I read in Paul Trynka's recent Bowie biography that Bowie taught himself to play piano to write the songs on "Hunky Dory"... As The Beatles once said, "A new chord...a new song."

Brava Keiko - you are superrrrr!

Jerk.

Achim Kaufmann, probably one of the most interesting pianists on the European scene.

Mooi Daniël !

1'50 i suddenly heard the opening chord of David Bowie's "Changes"... :) Nice! Heard Dante this afternoon in Rotterdam. Got everyone silent with Schonberg's op 19... Thanks for uploading this! Rolf

beautiful