Interview with Gareth Davies, first flute of the London Symphony Orchestra

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Gareth Davies, first flute of the London Symphony Orchestra joins us for an interview. We talk all about flute and more!
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0:39 4:43 10:38 14:52 20:36 How usual is for an Orchestra to arrange pre audition? Now you send only one short video with two orchestral excepts as for pre audition. What are the things jury is looking for? 25:08 What is your opinion about breath in Midsummer and comparsion between audition and orchestral playing? 30:10 When and how did you start networking? The future seems a little concerning. What you recomendation for a performer? 36:30 40:19 46:04 52:30 58:50 What kind of flute do you have?