C.P.E. Bach Flute Concerto in D minor, Jean-Pierre Rampal

[@dietrichbux358]

Ahh Jean Pierre RAMPAL, peut être le plus grand flûtiste de l'histoire... Le 3ème mouvement n'a jamais été aussi bien servi, et il nous donne ici le frisson...à chaque écoute !

[@adamlerman3422]

Rampal = Flute, as it should be! Thanks A...Another reminder of Greatness!

[@twentyonepointfour]

Sad that he is gone but So grateful that he was with us. I guess he still is with us through his recordings.

[@luisfrodrimaz]

00:00 - 1. Allegro 07:59 - 2. Un poco Andante 16:36 - 3. Allegro di molto

[@_PROCLUS]

Luis Rodríguez Imaz TY

[@jfchang4148]

謝謝！

[@marisarobles1754]

Wonderful playing!! The last mouvement is so difficult. He made it sound very easy indeed. I played with him the flute and harp concerto by Mozart in several concerts. The last time was at The Royal Festival hall in London with Yehudy Menuhim conducting. A fantastic expirience for me. Shall always remember it!!

[@eduardoconductor]

Doña Marisa, es un gran placer leer su comentario. Es justamente por ese concierto para flauta y arpa que a usted se le recuerda con cariño y admiración, ya sea en su versión con Rampal o con Galway! Soy flautista y director de orquesta y tuve la fortuna de crecer escuchándolos a ustedes, grandes artistas, como los que no abundan hoy en día. Reciba usted un saludo afectuoso.

[@henkerfastwalker]

My dad Fritz Henker accompanied J.P.Rampal to the U.S., concert tour, playing with him as German Bach soloist. My dad wrote me in his letter to me . Long time ago. Bach music rocks !

[@dr.prakasharumugam4086]

@@@henkerfastwalker, Yesterday was the 20th death anniversary of Jean Pierre Rampal. Very pleasant to listen to such music. I am a great admirer of JS Bach, his sons, and Jean Pierre Rampal. Which instrument did your father play as a soloist?

[@barrywolfe4275]

And you, ms.Robles, are a wonderful harpist!

[@sebaszwarc]

That concert is Mozart masterpiece, in this dialogue between flute and harp it’s brilliant that you had the opportunity to play with JP

[@stefaniasoave4945]

Unico, incomparabile per eleganza e bellezza... ogni volta che si ascolta Rampal è una lezione di stile. Il 3° tempo è così intenso che fa tremare. Grande.

[@veromaestro5194]

Io preferisco l'esecuzione di Nicolet, la trovo più poetica. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPbfp95ir6ri7s

[@elcanalderobertotuninetti372]

Beatifull perfomance. I haven't heard this recording before. The last movement is like fireworks..

[@DLB42]

His playing was simply divine. Something to strive for as a flautist.

[@abundance6692]

Incredible performance. The last movement Rampal plays with such fire, his articulation of the 16th note passages are beyond belief. Amazing.

[@reneblom2160]

Indeed there is fire. And yet - it still sounds to me as if Jean-Pierre Rampal is stumbling across a great deal of notes, when showing off by playing the final movement as fast as possible. Which unfortunately makes his flute playing in this movement sound frantic and unprecise ... and in certain passages also a bit sloppy. The first two movements are not bad, though. I bought this LP record in the late 1970s, and I loved listening to it back then. But with so many other interesting and different performances of C.P.E Bach's D minor flute concerto being available today, this one is no longer my favorite recording.

[@jacquesfontaine3384]

Une virtuosité à couper le souffle , mais ainsi qu'elle folle énergie se dégage de ce concerto.J'aurai bien voulu savoir quel tempo était adopté par le tout premier interprète de cette oeuvre au 18 ème , sur un traverso sans clef.

[@msimom27]

VERY CLEAN AWESOME .RAMPAL AMAZING.THE ELEGANT ART TO PLAY FLUTE .UNIQUE.

[@albanitavianadeoliveira4316]

Maravilhoso, divino! Bach com a performance de Jean Pierre-Rampal!

[@devotaaffettuosada7877]

Il più grande!!!! Bellissima musica.

[@danielperroni3884]

Eu aprendi a amar e estudar este instrumento maravilhoso graças a este homem. Um verdadeiro mestre, com uma interpretação profundamente comovente e que de fato toca o ouvinte e entusiasma estudantes até hoje, em março de 2019... Salve, Salve Jean-Pierre Rampal...

[@RizShahbazli]

.... флейта один из самых нежных инструментов а в гениальных руках становится голосом ангелов.....

[@stefanocontiflutechannel6812]

Rampal=the flute

[@Iodineto]

wonderful, great perfomance. thank you!!!

[@rudolphmcneill3333]

Absolutely BRILLIANT. This man is the reason I chose and studied the flute. He was a wonder to see live and meet. Even though his English was terrible. 😂😂😂😂 Continue to R.I.P. Master flutist. ❤❤❤❤

[@GGbreizh]

And how is your french?

[@lattetatheresa5267]

A Marvelous and super outstandingly masterful performance by the late Jean Pierre Rampal will set your day off to a fantastic start! Thank you for the video. Heard it on WETAfm radio this morning and just had to hear it again!

[@ismaelantoniochanchavez8963]

Este concierto fue mi inspiración definitiva en hacerme con el estudio de la flauta transversal, realmente después de muchos años pude encontrar un instrumento con el cual me siento totalmente cómodo y su sonido me es siempre agradable, le he amado sin saberlo toda mi vida. This concert was an inspiration to pursue my career as flutist. After all this years I discovered this instrument was meant to me, I feel comfortable with, it's sounds good to me, I think I loved the flute all my life without notice that.

[@yuvalzur8528]

brilliant piece!!

[@mariog123]

Maravilloso

[@richardbaroff4911]

Very beautiful and deeply impressive from beginning to end. Thank you for posting this.

[@giovannibuonanno5659]

Il migliore senza alcun dubbio!

[@simonminay5177]

Ahhhh Bach in essence!...all the way through ...his father's son. You can hear all the more "modern" elements shining through but there is all that fatherly counterpoint. It is beautiful :-)

[@emilschildt]

in AWE!! LOVE it to bits!

[@cristinacoutoelias7620]

Obra grandiosa!! Magnífica interpretação!! ❤

[@marcelotobarduran6630]

Hoy vienen a conocer nuestra nueva casa Marisa y Oscar, mis cuñados. Espero... y escucho con gran placer a este Bach maravilloso

[@cjbrown3773]

The last movement sounds like someone is playing a 33 on 78 speed.

[@jeanlouistupin777]

comme toujours ....avec jean pierre rampal...pas une ride...!!..ça coule de source.....la belle flute ..naturelle....!!!.

[@f.sarastre7491]

Vraiement: Le troisième mouvement, c'est un tour de force sans égale!

[@sylviafarese9546]

Adoro Bach Interpretación magistral

[@f.sarastre7491]

The sons of J.S. Bach exemplify Harold Bloom's "Anxiety of Influence" theory to compelling degrees, even as Johann Christian stood rather further from his father's shadow, by reason of having been born last. That caveat said, this relatively-early work of CPE's is masterly, and masterfully-performed, here. Rarely before or afterwards did CPE integrate the styles living and breathing around him as effectively as he did in this work. Alas!

[@mmbmbmbmb]

Grandios ! Thank you Ria, and ... HAPPY 2020 !

[@dejanstevanic5408]

Lovely. Thank you.

[@jacekniec762]

notice: it is son of Johann Sebastian Bach Carl Christian Emanuel Bach who composed the most outstanding for flute composition concerto In D minor here.

[@scootermacarthy5990]

Thanks for sharing this recording. Gives Rampal a chance to show his mastery of articulation and speed. It's very clean and precise and a good example of the potential of how fast flutists can articulate with ease. I like to warm up on this piece playing it in 8 different keys! Just kidding!

[@janh-r8h]

😂

[@danielperroni3884]

Rampal até hoje é incomparável... O flautista mais Rápido do Oeste... Hahaha

[@sg_dan]

E não é exagero. O último movimento ele tocou no pulso sugerido por Quantz.

[@rizshabazli]

... любимый Карл.. ❤️

[@sg_dan]

Unless I'm very much mistaken, Rampal took the last movement at Quantz's suggested beat for the Allegro di Molto.

[@julianmontoya8464]

Carlistos termino esta obra y se la mostro a su papa Juancho. Y su papa le dijo: Hhmmm, Buen trabajo mi'jo. Y muchos anos despues Juan Pedro Rampal se aprendio esta obra y le mostro al mundo que el es el mejor flautista de musica europea antigua del mundo tocando unos de los mas finos trabajos de carlitos.

[@Filosofia76]

Interpretada e traduzida com a fluência dos sentimentos, sendo que nessa linguagem é descrito em todos movimentos ,o pensamento do espirito. É percetível o fenômeno do espirito, através da certeza sensível, nos dizer algo um pouco mais além do que uma simples cópia imediata e tranquila do receber constante da consciência. A.F.S

[@remixuereb]

Je n'apprécie pas toujours la musique tarabiscotée de Karl Philip E. Bach mais ici je goûte en toute sérénité toutes ses notes.. On ressent dans cet Andante l'impact fort de la filiation avec le grand Jean Sébastien . Puis l'Allegro di molto vient se caler après cet Andante qui équilibre grandement ce dernier moment un peu furieux.

[@twicetwo]

Вечная музыка

[@flemmingranch8777]

Rigtig flot spillet på den lille fløjte.......

[@_PROCLUS]

💝💝💝 TY

[@riabrezova8682]

You are very welcome, dear Proclus!

[@nelidamolver6126]

I love the warm sweet delicate tone of his flute here. Do you know what flute model he was playing? Though the analog recording made its things too. Thank you.

[@patrickjwilliams8342]

I believe it's a gold Haynes.

[@dariocaporuscio8701]

Early Rampal had a golden Luis Lot

[@sarahthai1431]

I'm speak less ... , every professional was once a beginner . I hope one day I could just play like 1/2 of him ;)

[@bizjakboris]

!!!

[@てつやてつや-l2f]

Prof Rampal uses vibrato very little when he play JS Bach. But in this concerto, much vibrato !?

[@ПЕЧКАБУРЖУЙКА]

Why not?

[@alexandrechatty5439]

@@ПЕЧКАБУРЖУЙКА Because it's anachronistic.

[@antonczerny]

16:36

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Unfortunately, this performance now sounds very much of its time - dated, and very unlike how the work would performed today. Whilst there is some fine flute playing, the ‘modern’ instruments have smoothed over a lot of CPE’s spiky originality - the work has been turned into something that it is not. The original/authentic instrument versions are more preferable and give a better feel of the true character of the composer and his music, whilst modern orchestras today - if you prefer them - play with much more period performance awareness.

[@giuliogiannelliviscardi9661]

who cares…he was living is his time