Bach sonata - Ensemble Flautino

[@crediama]

Quando sento i brani musicali di Bach così ben eseguiti penso che siano un dono all'umanità sia l'autore che gli esecutori. Solo Dei Gloria

[@marksingleton7199]

I think she is one of the greatest recorder players ever.

[@Triljali]

She is❤

[@DocSanders]

I AGREE!

[@beasheerhan4482]

Great flow, (waxing and waning) great lyricism, - and never mechanical or dry ; plus each of these players makes superb tones in his, or her, own right. Particularly the shaded tones of the recorder player, the unusually good intonation of the gambist, and textural choices of the harpsichordist made this performance memorable.

[@jaysparc]

That's a cello, not a viola da gamba, I will agree though that she's good.

[@baroquer]

Errrrr...WHERE's the gambist? 😄

[@hatherway]

Really outstanding playing. Amazing control and articulation. The phrasing in the 3rd movement beautiful and the fast passages sound effortless.

[@juliebreuil350]

I love the andante mouvement. It's so full of emotion and intense that I cry once when I play it. And it's very very well interpreted here.

[@jacquesmorabito8256]

Elle est vraiment formidable, et quelle justesse ! Chapeau !

[@gonzalo7514]

¡Son excelentes! Me cautivó vuestro video donde tocan esta misma sonata pero solo dos movimientos. Notable la energía del clavecinista y la cellista que parecieran estar rockeando! ¿Quien dijo que Bach era aburrido? La flautista es maravillosa, cuánta clase, buen gusto y sensibilidad! Me gusta más que con la traversa en en Mi propiamente tal. 😊

[@doctorreno9439]

Lovely lady with the rare ability to add genuine emotional content to her music. A genuine pleasure to experience.

[@Madshadowgolem]

Completely enjoyable! Thank you all for sharing your hard won skills with the world!

[@robertopalmigiani1090]

Bravissima. Ottima esecuzione! 👏👏👏

[@learningaresintenorrecorde8310]

The lovely Kristine West is a virtuoso player indeed, somebody for us lesser players to aspire to. Brilliant!

[@novaembyrgaming8957]

I'm a self-taught master of the recorder, I crush the competition.

[@MrStravinsk]

Encantado!!! Saudações do Brasil!

[@michaelcalder9089]

Superb ensemble playing. One of my favourite flute sonatas. Know every note following the phrases you play. I play this on tenor recorder in D minor.

[@18ulysse]

Magnifique !Merci pour le partage !😃👋🌹🍀

[@gelatrigueiros476]

Esplêndido. Magnífico

[@annamilluzzo8077]

FANTASTICI (grazie from Italia)

[@wuillymay8815]

Beautiful sound

[@menarajawa3824]

This is the best BWV 1034 ever play

[@kunihiko690918]

毎朝聞いています。素晴らしい音色をありがとう。

[@jannoordijk2863]

Beautiful!

[@TheMaestredecampo]

so beautiful. Thank you!

[@zoltanmajor645]

Fantastic, as always.

[@investmenttudor1659]

Great acoustics and a lovely rendition of Bach’s music

[@acyutanandadas1326]

That's where the term 'chamber music' come from

[@floriangalisson9636]

C'est la sonate que mon père a joué à son conservatoire. Et toute sa vie.^^

[@LairdMorris]

Beautiful music, beautifully played together ❤️

[@KremenaVenkova]

beautiful....:):)

[@Eduardo-en5wc]

HERMOSA MELODIA

[@marioperezsilva2454]

Que hermoso escucharla.

[@Michajeru]

Simply beautiful music.

[@gigi12th]

Bellisíma melodía, excelentes músicos.

[@pietrosacconi4408]

Bravi! A really very good performance!!

[@tjwhite1963]

Ambience is EVERYTHING! Without the AWESOME haunting, echoing acoustic here, I would have scarcely given this video a second glance! But oh, how wonderful it is, the way it is! ❤ (Splendid playing, of course! ❤ )

[@vartanaghababian7648]

This ensemble is truly remarkable -- excellent phrasing and expression with beautiful musical communication -- who are the players, please?

[@kristinewest]

@@vartanaghababian7648 Kristine West - recorder, Marcus Mohlin - harpsichord, Stina Petersson - Cello. Thank you! /Kristine

[@vartanaghababian7648]

@@kristinewest thank you so very much for your reply! It is a pleasure to know that you surround yourself with such musically able colleagues. I look forward to enjoying more recordings by you and your peers. Cheers!😃🎶

[@lubicadzurikova8062]

Ouuu yes ! Congrats. many times :)

[@rrf.717]

Bravo, encore

[@gabrielalencardias]

Very good!!

[@아아-t4h5t]

absolutely amazing!

[@rhaulito23]

Por más que me absorbe su dulce interpretación termino perdido invariablemente en la belleza de sus piernas

[@Анатолий-л7ы9ъ]

Музыка хороша,а ноги- нет!

[@anniaveila9587]

Bravo 👏👏👏

[@riccardoscotti1856]

Outstanding execution

[@이해든-w8m]

09:12 best part ever :)

[@psdesousa]

Bravíssimo.

[@ToniusPlays]

I listen to the music until the last second just to see Kristine smiling at the end.

[@aplato8576]

Dimples rule.

[@minh0917]

Very nice ❗️💞

[@a.b.c.8816]

The man at the cembalo seems a little agitated Does he want to do the dancer at the same time ?

[@rainerwinklerrainer]

wow

[@hakanandersson6908]

Underbart!

[@osa313]

What is this place? the organ looks magnificient

[@franciscoqueau3545]

Can Kristine tell us who made this lovely recorder ?

[@kristinewest]

It is actually a Moeck denner alto. Best regards, Kristine

[@baroquer]

2:19 WHAT WAS THAT?!? 😳

[@SimonTout]

Need to block the bottom of the recorder to hit a few of the really high notes

[@baroquer]

@@SimonTout Never heard about THAT before. Thanks

[@davidmacy5905]

I am smitten by the cellist.

[@cesarvidelac]

Kristine, sorry to bother you, but some of your latest videos have been marked as "for kids", so they didn't alert us users about their release. Please review them, that "for kids" feature will mask new videos from notifications and it's rather insulting for us viewers also (damn KZbin). Thanks!

[@kristinewest]

Thank you so much for the notice! This should be changed now!

[@cesarvidelac]

@@kristinewest Glad to be useful, Love your music!

[@johannmattheson2030]

I would like to point out that reading the wonderful treatises of Heinichen, Mattheson et al results in much better results in 100% of the cases. It would help these people, too. Mattheson does not approve!

[@holgerschafer4583]

You cannot have both principles embodied: 1) Knowing, that your point of view is RIGHT. And has to be!!! 2) being in touch with the poeple around you. Feeling existentially moved. Feel compassion for them or their work. And at the moment I fail to feel compassion about Matteson.... Which leaves me sighing about myself... But I like the way they are playing. And I am curious about the texts of Heinichen... Well.. Let's see.

[@Harambe2016]

Beautifully played (and beauty full legs too)

[@svongorsk]

Not an appropriate comment

[@Harambe2016]

@@svongorsk do you think so?

[@DocSanders]

Sorry Barry. If I would contribute to any campain it would have to be to an American.

[@raminagrobiz9233]

Here you can have fun with backing tracks and play baroc pieces with different styles:kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6maamqZjJaYo6s

[@jaysparc]

Nice playing, but why not do it on a voice flute in the original key? Also, would be nice if you lightened and varied your articulation, I only hear one consonant over and over again, when the recorder is capable of so much more.

[@thpeti]

Good idea! But most recorder players don't have a voice flute. (including me). And it's tricky to read in the original key, while playing on a D-tuned instrument... I can transpose between C/F... So get the F-transcribed part, and play it on a voiceflute, while Your continuo buddy plays in e-minor...

[@michaelcalder9089]

Just transpose the continuo parts down a tone to D minor. Now ready to play with voice flute.

[@jaysparc]

@@thpeti It's not tricky at all. Learned to do it easily. Just think you're reading bass clef, it's the same transposition.

[@thpeti]

@@jaysparc Now I got it. A few months ago I got a voice flute for a project. First time it was confusing, then I recognised the same thing You commented. Add four flats (by your mind) and play as a bass recorder in bass clef. (well, if the key of the piece has more than a few sharps, eg. e-major, then a voice flute is a bless!)

[@jaysparc]

@@thpeti Finally I just realized that you can play any recorder of any size or pitch if you stop thinking about transposition. Recorders all are non-transposing instruments, if you start thinking in real pitch, it becomes much easier. I had a G ganassi, a 6th flute in Bb and read them all at pitch.

[@acyutanandadas1326]

Beautiful (but the Lang Lang harpsichordist is distracting)

[@ProfessorFiore]

No one is in tune with anyone else