Chenyue, Michala Petri and Lars Hannibal play Autumn Piece

[@杉浦和史]

This is a Japanese nursery rhyme called 里の秋（satonoaki／Countryside autumn）．I did not think that it was playing abroad！

[@prisciliaweeks9037]

beaucoup de fois que je l'entend... Toujours la même émotion. Bravo mesdames

[@chirpchirpy123]

The guy playing guitar looks so chill...love it!

[@recorderson]

awesome! Wonderful sound & performance ! Brave to all 2 !

[@rosmanalvarado2561]

The magic of the western music! I love this song...

[@ivanaguidone2615]

it's a japanese traditional song ;)

[@ronaldl9085]

I love the sound of the instrument Chenyue is playing !

[@MrThelonewolf]

It's a Xiao, chinese vertically played bamboo flute !!!

[@taksekchan]

Chinese Bamboo Flute

[@paolitas7]

wow this is amazing thank you guitarrencheck i really enjoyed God bless thi music!

[@KOCHKA1000]

I still will love this video, you are all great !

[@giorgiolamborghini813]

They are two very different conception of flutes, the chinese Xari works like blowing inside a glass bottle, unlike the Recorder but, in my opinion, they are pleasant played together, even if differently timbrically. One thing is certain, that they are 2 great virtuosos. Bravo also the guitarist.

[@ErnestoValt]

Ciao Giorgio! È un piacere vederti spesso in KZbin. Si suona come il traverso anche? Mi riferisco al flauto giapponese.

[@giorgiolamborghini813]

@@ErnestoValt Ciao, scusami ma non avevo visto il tuo messaggio. Sì ci sono attinenze con il flauto traverso ma la tecnica di insufflazione è più simile al Quena, il flauto dritto andino.

[@ErnestoValt]

@@giorgiolamborghini813 grazie amico! Mi sembra che ci sia più difficile dall'altra, quella che io suono infatti! Jajaja!

[@aed939]

Nice arrangement. East plays the melody in (mostly) pentatonic scale, then West comes in with harmony.

[@zeljkotunjic3971]

Wonderful music! Bravo!

[@Inielboult75018]

Magnifique !! Si poétique

[@Marianofrv]

Absolutely delightful the best example of east and west integration, Thank you

[@erkanonuk1389]

it seems to be ibony granadine modern tenor recorder.this wood has different and vonderful voice and super rezonans..

[@jeanpaulgilleron3766]

bravo mesdames la rencontre de l'orient et de l'occident C'est une merveille

[@sebastianboochew7939]

SHEET MUSIC PLEASE!! i loved it, magnificent piece

[@cecedidisoulangel1]

BEAUTIFUL!

[@Richard-si3sr]

Beautiful

[@caiogflopes]

first time i see michala playing on a tenor recorder

[@dimitrijohanrenucci4178]

merveilleux !!!!

[@vaniaysofia]

una flauta de ébano... bellísimo sonido, puro... me sumerge...

[@lockjiang]

this piece just shows how culture in eastern asia is construed in such a confusing and maybe exciting way of hybridization. in the video, the music is titled in chinese "又見炊煙", but I recognize the japanese element, pentatonic, so I do a little research, it turns out that, the title came from Taiwan, and the composer was attributed to a Taiwanese lyricist Tsuan-nu, who, at a time when Japanese music was prohibited in Taiwan, borrowed, or plagiarized, or appropriated, you name it, the melody from a Japanese folksong by Kainuma Minoru and gave it to the famed Taiwanese singstress Teresa Teng to record in her album which became famous in the global Mandarin areas, including China, where Teng is a music icon when popualr music is prohibited and Teng's music was trafficked through homeward bound overseas Chinese. And as the flutist in this video Chenyue is from China, she probably knows the tune from Teng's record, hence the title, instead of the original Japanese one, which is actually a pity, that to such confusion is given rise, since it could lead to some copyright and attribution problems. an interesting story to tell though both culturally and historically, since Taiwan, China and Japan has such intricate, sensitive relationship in the past and even now.

[@namar33]

mm recordé a alguien que interpretaba la flauta mientras narraba un cuento.. y de pronto se me escapa un suspiro!!

[@月隐谷]

Chinese songs，See smoke again, rise，Educator of Famous Flute and Pipe Performers in China. Chen Yue xiao

[@Richard-si3sr]

Anywhere I can get the sheets? For flute duets!

[@hanni150751]

Maybe I can find it,- it is not published!

[@burtju]

Delightful!

[@chang5873]

This piece is a song of a Taiwanese super star Teresa Teng , She has never been to China but almost all of Chinese carzy about her and love her.

[@MickeyDutch]

Wow! Beautiful! I would love to have the sheetmusic! Who's is it? I'm touched!

[@carolinafrankito]

Que lindo vídeo, esta música es hermosa

[@petroniloandrade3284]

This is such a beautiful song. I would love find out how to get the music sheet. I paly both the recorder and the Xiao and have been trying to pick upon the melodies by listening to the song over and over. if anyone knows where I could a copy of the music please to my comment.

[@KosteckiAdam]

Great!

[@Natureisgreat]

What a strange flute but how beautiful it sounds. Is there a chance to get it as sheet music???

[@paolitas7]

wow this is amazing thank you guitarrencheck

[@RobRed2007]

Thank you

[@ロゼーテ]

海沼實作曲、まさかの「里の秋」‼️

[@DavidMGarens]

What a treat.

[@ROA9274]

... Uffff que hermoso

[@xHuntedGunzPCGx]

What kind of recorder is Chang Chen-yue playing? I love the tone it makes! About how much is the average recoder used by professional "recorderists"?

[@taksekchan]

Chinese Bamboo Flute

[@elsipario]

PREZIOSO!

[@gblan]

The recorder sounds harsh and squawky compared to that flute.

[@hotice8885]

So glad I was not the only one to notice that. As a fan of Michala Petri, I absolutely hate to admit it, but it is so.

[@recorder38]

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[@ChrisWaigl]

Could have been the miking, though. We don't know how it sounded live.

[@cmw12]

I agree. That’s what happens when you deny an artist the control of an embouchure. The flute, whether transverse or not, has more to give.

[@michal18c]

yes sheet music please, anyone?

[@golberypp]

olá ,qual o nome da flauta que ela está tocando?

[@MrThelonewolf]

It's a Xiao, a bamboo flute played vertically as opposed to the DiZi which is a bamboo flute played horizontally, they are chinese musical instruments, another of them is the hulusi !!!

[@susannahvera575]

how beautiful. What is the instrument the woman in yellow is playing?

[@egaryer]

The instrument is Xiao. The word in Chinese is 簫.

[@taksekchan]

Chinese Bamboo Flute

[@chingchen1969]

good 中西合璧!!!

[@indiodehongo]

сяо и блок флейта, хорошо!

[@wildlife.pamdemic]

@xHuntedGunzPCGx its a chinese 'xiao' :)

[@taksekchan]

Chinese Bamboo Flute

[@月隐谷]

中国歌曲又见炊烟升起，中国著名演奏家，教育家陈悦箫演奏

[@月隐谷]

China. Chinese songs，See smoke again, rise，Famous flute and flute performers in China chen yue

[@recorderdevoix]

Hen Hao!

[@ixiamin]

见到中文了 ohh

[@ixiamin]

见到中文了

[@보라돌이ioi]

대만 짜요

[@luciana4195]

Muito bom parabéns e tenho uma novidade boa pra você DESCUBRA o que os pastores e padres não ti contam sobre a vinda de JESUS 👉canal (Marcio e os últimos )

[@yunisri1234]

Not A harmony play ! It is a pity and noisy show !!

[@zzh-mailcolm9]

However, it is weird to see a Chinese player and a western people to play a Japanese song in a western country.

[@yinyang2385]

That's the power of music, it unites people

[@EliezerPennywhistler]

And why is that? You don't think this happens all the time, everywhere?

[@MrThelonewolf]

I don't think it happens all the time everywhere, but we are lucky to come across with such fine artists playing together despite their nationalities !!!

[@TheFadedStardust]

I know this melody because of the Teresa Teng （邓丽君） pop song from back in the day: 又见炊烟 which was sung in Mandarin. I didn't know this was originally a Japanese tune.

[@MsBettyRubble]

It's a little more common in certain parts of the US. But always lovely to see.

[@ixiamin]

见到中文了