EMMANUEL PAHUD | Flute solo from Brahms' 4th Symphony

Emmanuel Pahud
Flute solo from Brahms' 4th Symphony
BERLINER PHILHARMONIKER

[@danielwalker2381]

probably the best flute player to have ever lived

[@alexanderbogdanov6983]

Вы дурак ?

[@recorderboi1]

he died???!!!!

[@Crit4Yasuo]

no hes 53@@recorderboi1

[@kated2847]

I agree. That sound is incredible.

[@MrKriser]

Andreas Blau played this solo better.

[@jonhpf07]

perfect blend and sync with the orchestra....amazing expression.. always loved pahuds tone...breathtaking.

[@EmanuelGaldr]

SO GORGEOUS. I'm infatuated with this solo.

[@jerrywtk7351]

some subtlety in his phrasing so amazing

[@trevjr]

Amazing sound from a flute. I came from a Berlin except and I was so impressed by his sound and strength, it is not weak playing, it is such full tone. I can't wait for the Mozart flute and harp, which I think is his most beautiful piece of all his works.

[@SabrinaFlute]

absolutely incredible, as always (:

[@clarino71]

He did not learn flute, he was born with it!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@terryberry12]

@Słyszę Głosy Best comment 😂

[@carlosaxgontijo]

Sublime...

[@user-lh6tg5xt8s]

Гений👏👏👏

[@cristinamangieri3638]

Il più bravo al mondo

[@rudolphmcneill515]

Beautifully played, but I never really understood this solo. Even haven played it. 🙂👍🏽

[@katrinat.3032]

I wonder what it represents. Because it sounds almost ghostly.

[@idaaletta135]

Questa è perfezione

[@leo5208]

Why did Rampal use this solo as a cadenza in the slow mvt. of the CPE Bach G Major concerto?

[@allajavoronkova]

Who is conductor? It's so dark...Irzhi Belohlavek?

[@musicista1971]

pazzesco

[@Daanvanommen]

Which movement is this?

[@priscillaye5049]

movement 4 :)

[@estrelafernandez8326]

quien es el director?

[@jyothsna8425]

Sir Simon Rattle

[@lucpraslan]

He used the short F# for that high F#.

[@alexiajowers]

same here!

[@mikrokorg4403]

short f#?

[@howkn2]

That fingering has always had better intonation for me, especially with crescendos.

[@mikrokorg4403]

@@howkn2 I don't understand what short f# means.

[@howkn2]

Mikrokorg - he uses his right hand middle finger for the high F# instead of his ring finger. It can help to correct intonation of the F# in the high register.

[@musicista1971]

non ce ne x nessuno

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

1.25 speed for the appropriate tempo.

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

abalone317 Go read the partitura, then you can come back and talk. I'm sick of conductors making all sorts of acrobatics with music so they can prove how "unique" they are.

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

abalone317 Yes, I'm sure a professional flutist would spend his time watching Vines.

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

abalone317 There you go, lying again.

[@abalone317]

🤔

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

abalone317 Cowardly.

[@gcg8187]

hm he's playing it kinda wierd, I don't understand the dynamics he's doing. The overall line doesn't sound cohesive or legato

[@bobdownes162]

Glad someone else has discovered that.

[@eb9463]

I agree, I usually love his playing but i feel this chops up the phrases and spoils the flow

[@marshalmcdonald7476]

@@eb9463 hilarious comment from the peanut gallery.....

[@marshalmcdonald7476]

yeah, indeed, you don't understand....

[@bananabenitez3816]

I think he played it wonderfully, there are crescendos written in specific places but are not meant to be too dramatic and he delivered that nicely and smoothed out the leaps without making them stick out

[@alexanderbogdanov6983]

Примитивный музыкант Паюд , он не понимает что такое флейта , мясник