Ibert Flute Concerto 1st mvt, Allegro, Pahud

[@ludowicovan]

I love Ibert, I think he is one of the most impressive composers of the French school in his period. This concerto in particular is very well performed.

[@MiaFeigelsonGallery]

Happy birthday, Jacques Ibert ! lolcow, thanks for sharing this brilliant sonata performed by the most talented flutist ever: Emmanuel Pahud !!!

[@KarinaEijo]

@micha carron: Emmanuel Pahud actually plays on a 14K Gold Brannen Brothers flute! This is honestly one of the most beautiful and most difficult pieces I've played in the Flute repertoire. He makes it sound so EASY!!!!! I hope to incorporate such maturity in my own playing. :D

[@cobymckinney927]

Wit up

[@Flutist11]

Pahud is a Master.

[@joujoujou7]

that is so beautiful and very well performed!! Thanks for uploading, I love Pahud.

[@elizabetebalcus]

this is the best version which i`ve heard of this concerto!

[@olivia.j]

i like this concerto a lot... i guess it all comes down to personal taste...

[@Flute77]

Very great😃!

[@anaelsycastillo1450]

Wow! Me encantó!

[@sarahtorrance5504]

I love Milhaud, Dutilleux, Jolivet, AND Ibert lolol. ;)

[@jazzmunky]

@Mr1UPshroom actually I thought your comment was an intelligent, if partial, observation about modern music (where I differ is that I like the disjointedness!), as well as an honest statement of opinion that didn't try to pass itself off as the last word on the subject or resort to the usual youtube ranting. In short, the hallmarks of mature contribution to a discussion! (and from a young person in their second language!) Best wishes from the UK

[@amarijae]

@elizabetebalcus I agreeeeee.

[@Tills87]

i saw pahud perform this, where did you get the recording because it is by far my favourite interpretation! i am playing this at the moment.... yeh its hard!

[@dimitriskaraganis]

I played that concerto in my diploma,,,is really difficult...personally i prefer Nielsen's concerto...

[@kralligakillarna]

Oh is this the wooden flute Mr Pahud always seems to play? Listen to Tobias Carro's performance with a silver flute

[@sassierover]

mischa carron he plays a gold flute.

[@jazzmunky]

@Mr1UPshroom I see what you're saying but don't agree. Modern music is (often) disjointed (although there is much cohesion too). This is part of the appeal for me. Given that assessing the "poetry" of an aural medium is a subjective exercise, for me this music is the poetry of modernity. Not less or more poetic, but different.

[@rubenorta7189]

Quis iera adaptarme a la musica moderna. Lo he tratado pues mi nieto la compone adaptandola a la internet y francamente no la entiendo. Sin animo de offender,es un sonido ecliptico donde no hay tonalidad melodica.

[@jazzmunky]

@Mr1UPshroom ..cont...Perhaps more work is needed to play Baroque since the listener can easily detect bad phrasing within its tonal and rhythmic framework, while modern music allows sloppiness because it is often intentionally discordant & if it sounds "wrong" then it can be put down to the "listeners fault". But this is not to say modern music cannot be equally well-performe or requires any less "understanding" of the piece/time of composition. Regards

[@schelben]

I love modern music. I'm a huge fan of Jolivet, Dutilleux, Messiean and others. Despite this, this concerto does not resonate with me. I dislike it intensely. Pahud is a wonderful player, though.

[@xyejix]

2:31 cello part. maniac. just kidding pahud is more maniac

[@kaiseroda]

This concert doesnt belong to Ibert, it´s of Kachaturian!

[@adrianoautino7042]

Excellent! But Elena Cecconi's performance of this Concert is better...

[@Yaoming70]

10 for technique, but 0 for one of the worst concertos composition of all time.