Alain Marion plays Fantaisie sur la Traviata de Verdi.

[@elenidasiou789]

Like bird singing..Very beautiful...Exquisite...

[@trauma1008]

One of the world's top flutist, one of my favorite! I played this piece for a masterclass and I love it!!!!

[@MrCla93]

I LOVE IT..!!!!

[@willagreen5753]

Thank you, Jane.

[@erikanataliamartinrivero1879]

Fantastic! thats really wonderful :)

[@HeribertoPorto]

un grand maitre de la flute

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

BTW beautiful... :)

[@Frederer59]

Such laser-like air speed.

[@flutebkk]

Thank you so much for uploading this music. Is this edition 'Billaudot'? 'Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) Arranged by Paul Agricole Genin (1832-1903) Revised by Alain Marion Opus 18' RSVP

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

Did Christiane ever live in Brussels and work for the Academie Royale du Musique? I had a flute teacher called Christiane when I lived in Brussels. (I can't remember her surname). I was in Brussels 1990-91

[@veromaestro5194]

Marion is one of my preferred flutist....but this music is not important, boring.....only a gym exercise...

[@robertgiles9124]

I feel that way about a great deal of the Flute repertoire...pure fluff, but I won't weigh in here on this music. I would like to know what you consider interesting or important. I'm not trying to challenge your opinion, just asking. I'll go first on my likes; The Poulenc, esp. the 2nd Most. The Second Movement of the Rodrigo and the adaptation of the Guitar Concierto Galway did. The Boccherini in D (I had Marion's L.P. record).

[@veromaestro5194]

@@robertgiles9124 I find important many pieces of XVIII century (Bach, C. P. E. Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Blavet...) and XXth century (Prokofiev, Poulenc, Varese, Berio, Jolivet, Sciarrino....)

[@ermetefulcanelli3499]

Un pezzo bruttissimo!! Grande flautista comunque....ma perchè suonare un brano musicale così?