Poulenc FLUTE SONATA (1st Mov.) _ James Galway

[@gabrielarendon1293]

James Galway, un gran intérprete de la flauta, en esta melodía no decepciona. Su gran sonido acompañado del piano hacen que se disfrute cada minuto de este video.

[@tseries6622]

Galway always surprises me and keeps me entertained and entranced no matter what he is playing.

[@mariaparra5085]

When you look for a video of the pulenc sonata to get a reference for your grade 8 then you hear sir James Galway play it and nothing you play sounds right to you 😂😂

[@tomgreene6579]

Could not agree more!!

[@kaitlynboyd1605]

I feel your pain😂😂

[@rafaelc.5705]

hahaha he is a reference to himself!

[@seankenny5434]

I think it's safe to say that it's possible to be a very good flute player without being as good as Sir Galway

[@scarletnightcore8269]

I know right??? ;-;

[@fabiolaviveros6294]

La habilidad técnica de Galway es impresionante. Su interpretación es no solo técnicamente impecable, sino también emocionalmente resonante, lo que demuestra su profundo entendimiento musical.

[@kellykim8294]

Ughhhh! The double tonguing though!!!!!

[@glacialsteed4965]

IKR.... gotta practice saying taka

[@scarletnightcore8269]

@@glacialsteed4965 My teacher gave up trying to teach me taka... >_

[@tseries6622]

Kelly Kim Lol I know right!

[@tseries6622]

I do tuh-kuh

[@heun8255]

My tongue can keep up but my fingers got tangled

[@YacnaraGonzalez]

Hermosa melodía, excelente concentración, transmiten mucha paz y energía

[@umakiko]

I love his tone

[@pjc1954]

Yes , quite - it's not just a matter of technique.

[@rebecagomez4504]

La interpretación de James Galway del primer movimiento de la Sonata para flauta de Francis Poulenc es realmente cautivadora. Galway es ampliamente reconocido como uno de los flautistas más talentosos de su generación, y su versión de esta obra maestra de Poulenc es un testimonio de su virtuosismo y sensibilidad musical.

[@Sarah-is6og]

Beautiful!

[@WALTERGRIMM]

Best Flute-Sound ever!

[@dianazamarron2370]

I always come back to this ❤️

[@jsmith3380]

If I could play this half so well, I would have no trouble getting the 1 at state.

[@urosgrgic8265]

well thats just called logic. of course you would if you played like one of the best flute players ever lmao

[@opticalreticle]

@@urosgrgic8265 no you also have to have a beard also he is old, his playing is in this video isnt as good as when he was at his prime

[@김나현-l8r]

Good good he is flute genius 👍

[@mektaggartsmektaggarts8872]

Just Beautiful! Thank you

[@KiwiFlute]

Hnngg I listen to this after I try playing and cry

[@58sorbolik]

Bravo!

[@ericobezerra]

Who is the pianist? I know Galway is the man, but it's necessary to knowledge all players, ok?

[@ericobezerra]

Philip Moll

[@megabugginout]

He is from the Perlman, Levine, Zuckerman, YoYoMa, Metha era. Gods.

[@psforrest1]

Absolutely! These are duos, not solo pieces. The piano parts are integral to the piece, and difficult to perform! The omission of the pianist's name is such a common rudeness

[@not2tees]

As an accompanying pianist, I am unsurprised . . . great bitterness moment : )

[@psforrest1]

@@not2tees I'm an accompanying pianist, as well! Not surprised, but I always speak up when I see this.

[@nonthreateninglizard8659]

i love galway and everything he produces, but the beginning feels too fast for me. to me, the piece is very dramatic, and should be savored a little more imo

[@guyno_one293]

Rampal plays it quite a bit faster, which is rather odd.

[@diegogolfhotel]

Pahud and debost’s recording are just more French, Galway is an excellent player but unfortunately with many of the more subtle French colors he plays them overly exaggerated. Same with rampal.

[@emilygoodman4533]

This may be my next piece, accompanying a flutist friend. Beautiful, but it doesn't exactly sound easy!

[@linabreiningmusic]

Emily Goodman same!

[@ircensko7324]

The piano part isn't as difficult as it sounds.

[@user-yk5ke8ld7w]

great!!

[@daisyenfield9555]

this is amazing

[@vasilisakim2135]

Very beautiful

[@ーみやび-x4b]

bravo!!

[@josie9599]

beautiful as always, sir!

[@redcoy7840]

As Jimmy would say, you practice one note at the time...

[@badmaabadam5886]

Perfect

[@fotofavoloso8133]

IMHO Galway"s interpretation of the Poulenc Flute Sonata is the definitive one by which all others should be compared/judged. His style and phrasing are perfect for this piece.....which cannot be said for all his work.

[@emmawilson9143]

Omg I have to play this for my grade 8 wth

[@arianas7866]

Did you play this piece in the end?

[@emmawilson9143]

Nope I played Ranish sonata in B minor, Sevilla by Albeniz, and changing times by Buckland :) I played this piece just not in my exam

[@FoxyJohn]

@@emmawilson9143 I learned this for my grade 8 some 25 years ago but didn’t play it either. I think I played Hindemith and Mozart concerto in D major! Passed Eugh distinction. Used to love playing but haven’t played it much since.

[@aaronsloman3559]

What a pity the name of the excellent pianist isn't given. Why not? Also a pity that each movement is on a different web page.

[@byungkwonpark9109]

Wow!!!!!♥♥

[@taniatorres8915]

buena interpretación

[@niblets]

Double tongue and trills yeyyyy, I’m deffo failing 8th grade

[@hannhmalfoy395]

i have to play this dangit, ima diiiiiiiiiie

[@arianas7866]

Ahaha love seeing a fellow grade 8 flutist XD Have u tried this piece? Is it worth it??

[@hannhmalfoy395]

@@arianas7866 I've been working on it and it is a great song, really makes you work on keeping the faster notes in time.

[@arianas7866]

@@hannhmalfoy395 ah nice ty for replying

[@hannhmalfoy395]

@@arianas7866 yw

[@klarinetta]

Not many flutists excite me with their playing. The exception are James Galway and Stefán Höskuldsson

[@emmawilson9143]

Flautists

[@kvey8402]

@@emmawilson9143 either is fine in english

[@mariekehenriet00]

What about Emmanuel Pahud tho

[@psforrest1]

Be sure to listen to Demarre McGill.

[@paulrchapman1]

And Denis Bouriakov

[@wilflauto5029]

Poulenc Sonata FTW

[@andrescastrosaucedo6055]

Que pro!

[@DarthNoteForoOficial]

Can someone tell me if this Sonata is from the impresionism or from the neoclasicism?

[@estelaserraabellan8445]

Impresionism

[@megabugginout]

Neither. Les Six were trying to do something completely different from the romantic and impressionist movements going on at the time.

[@aaron2261]

20/21st century Contemporary

[@maddiekhubbard3640]

anyone know the year this recording is from? thanks :)

[@blakesorenson8766]

AH TOO FAST!

[@Dlkeur]

No. It's right on, tempo-wise, IMO. That's the tempo I play it.

[@sarrycky]

i agree with you. the movement loses the "allegro malinconico" aspect and become an "allegro dai che ho da fare dopo" :P

[@guyno_one293]

It's WAY slower than Rampal plays it.

[@adaz7230]

@@sarrycky la tua idea del tempo sarà sicuramente ‘’ allegro come un morto che cammina’’ allora 😙😂

[@sarrycky]

@@adaz7230 Ahah ma va, è che preferisco versioni più aderenti all'agogica malinconica richiesta dal compositore, tipo appunto il citato Rampal o una di Pahud che gira su KZbin. Poi ognuno ha il suo concetto di malinconia, magari a te questa versione te la richiama lo stesso e vabbè 😁

[@Itz._.gaelle]

Moi c’est mon prof de musique qui nous a dit que on doit écouter

[@emilymoores9548]

I love the tone and the technicality... but why is he always so sharp and out of tune? 😔

[@rudolphmcneill3333]

Good performance of course, but it sounded so very metronomic and not very musical.

[@janefrancois7442]

That's because its "modern." I need to cleanse my ears with the bach flute sonatas after I hear this crap.

[@gabrielcorrea6339]

Altamiro Carrilho is the best

[@jorgekappel6766]

⁰

[@giordanoorsini5964]

bella da sega questa sonata però Galway doveva suonare il trombone non il flauto

[@rodneywarne921]

giordano orsini che???

[@spidertube1000]

EZ