Lovely! Can you tell me about the arrangement? Is sheet music available? Thank you!

Thank you. I'm just a beginner flute player, and I am trying to improve my tone on the lower register.

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OK - that was awesome. You guys are great! What a workout!

Thank you so much for your tips. They are so great 🙏🙏 I now know how to practise it🙏🙏👏👏👏❤️❤️

Thank you so much for this Cathy! Do you have any tips for the response of the middle register Es and E flats? I think my fingers are moving okay but those middle register Es for some reason I am having some trouble placing it in exactly the right spot. Thanks in advance!

Superbe! Je découvre une facette de Dutilleux que je ne connaissais pas, l'interprétation est brillante, bravo!

Jeez, excellent work both of you

Thank you for sharing! Such valuable information. I appreciate the detailed insights

Love the tip about practicing longer grace notes! Definitely going to incorporate that into my practice.

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Thank you for sharing 🙏

Sensational

Can you please do a tutorial on the basic of playing soft and loud on the flute please🙏 🙏

THANK YOU

scherzo on steroids. thaks for sharing.

Amazing flutisttt and incredible pianist! Love the expressiveness in both

Wonderful practice tips! I'm sharing this with one of my advanced students. Thank you for posting!

OMG!! This lady does everything for me. I so loved learning and performing this. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL.

Very inspiring. Keep up the good work. I wish my channel also could be a blessing to u.

So fun! Is there sheet music for this piece anywhere?

Very good tips, many thanks

Absolutely amazing tips. thanks

I loved listening to you play the excerpt!! loooolaaaaaa :-P

Thanks so much for this helpful series- has given me lots to think about during quarantine practice!

thanks that was interesting, i listen to this music with my daughter a lot : )

Very lovely. But why not a serene smile howsoever slight at the last for a job well done rather than a reprise of American Gothic?

Thanks for this video! So much great information. I was wondering about the phrasing of the first F# of the triplet section as I was practicing/recording, so my ears perked up when you talked about that :)

This is so beautiful! Robert and I played this a lot for flute and guitar :)

Great tips- really appreciate this series.

Yes! Tempo markings!! I was playing out of Carol Wincenc' wonderful edition of Andersen Op. 15 which she arranged for two flutes! Clearly she has adjusted the tempo markings in this edition to be more manageable! Sorry I didn't catch that when I was making this video. I knew the markings seemed to be too reasonable for Andersen! So, I guess that is a case in point: Andersen's original markings are often too fast to serve the music well, in my opinion. Thanks for bringing my attention to this!

I’ve seen you play with the LA Phil before and I love your playing so much! This video was very helpful!

my etude no.3 says dotted quarter note at 69!

Hi! This is great! What edition are you using? The markings seem like they’re different.

Sounds terrific, Cathy!

Bravi 👏 👏 👏 !

These are so great! Thank you for doing these videos and I hope to see a lot more.

Really enjoying your videos and your style. Your playing is gorgeous and I appreciate that you have such a special and unique approach.

Great insight- thanks!!

I love how this technique allows for good phrasing in a way that a single note cannot. Thanks for the video Catherine. I’ll be sharing this with some of my best young students on saxophone for whom breath support development has been a major focus in lessons.

Thanks so much for uploading these!!

I love your detailed explanations of the phrasing. I think having such a clear idea of what the shapes are really contributes to the musical expression. And it helps in the audition to have that structure to follow.

Thank you for posting this, Catherine! This is exactly how I practice and what I preach to all of my students. I’ll be sending them this video so that they hear it form another professional! :)

Thanks for sharing this video! I definitely spent some time doing those contrary motion sixths to get that maneuver down. Actually I think it's about time I practice sixths again :)

BEAUTIFUL playing! I love your unique and gorgeous interpretation of this piece! I noticed that you were trilling the F key (I think that’s what it is as I always mix these up) at 9:45. Were you just trolling that key alone, or were you also trilling using the left thumb? Asking because I’m recording this in a few weeks for a competition, and am looking for ways to make this trill a little faster and easier for me. Amazing playing, once again! I hope I get the privilege of hearing you perform live one day! Cyrus