Leleux teaches Bach oboe Sonata, Play With A Pro

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[@leopold23756]

The student sounds great

[@barbaras4131]

Her playing was very beautiful. He's a good teacher and a great player, but actually, her playing was terrific.

[@Kriana-fp5kk]

This makes 0 sense

[@Xingqiwu387]

WONDERFUL!! Both have incredible tones!

[@violetraysgarage1765]

Evas sound is wonderful!

[@playwithapro]

It´s C. Ph. E. Bach, Sonata for oboe og basso continuo in g-minor

[@odedfried-gaon2880]

awesome. "it's an existential piece..."

[@edwinsargithmontenegro5623]

Hello greetings teacher, as this sonata looking? what is the name and ringtone please ... thanks

[@hansvonhochtann2739]

I think you should rather play that with an original historical Instrument. Wrong pitch, Wrong tone colour. This was wrote for baroque Oboe, so try using the original Instrument. But she´s still good

[@assumptacs197]

Well, I always prefer the modern one, for sure.

[@hansvonhochtann2739]

@@assumptacs197 Well I respect that, but in my opinion the harpsichord would be unnecessary then, because either you try to portray the way it really was played back then, or you are just making music, in which case a harpsichord would be obsolete and replaced by a piano. I think you should either play it the historical or modern way, but not a mix. For me, Bach with a modern Oboe is just like Chopin or Schumann on a harpsichord. I find it awful. And so you don´t understand me wrong, I am playing both Instruments, the baroque and modern Oboe, just for the right pieces. I love the modern Oboe with all my heart, just not for baroque music...