The flautist is Pedro Eustache, who created a bit of a viral sensation last year as the "epic flute guy" at the Game Awards ceremony.

Ian Anderson would eat his lunch...

@huskytully3887

9 ай бұрын

Ian would have digested that pipe a long time ago...😅

The flute - guitar duet is very appealing. The best? He is very, very good.

When I first saw the title I thought how is Heline going to react to herself?😁 you reactions are always a lot of fun! Thank you!🦄

@michaelfrank2266

9 ай бұрын

Good one. Liked that one. LUL

Listen to "Jacuzzi" by Steve Hackett, please. His brother John plays very nice flute in the piece.

As usual, quite interesting. "Extended techniques" is not something I'd ever heard of, so it's nice to have a phrase to describe these sounds.

"fck it we're doing it live!" extended techniques

Excellent analysis. God blessed you.

Seemed there was more quality guitar playing than flute.

Andre 3000 just dropped a flute album we need your review

I doubt you could resist Outrageous Temptation by Tim Weisberg. You might amend your definition of “best”

I love❤ Heline ❤

Have u watched the Kenny G documentary HBO did? Would make a cool reaction vid. I really enjoyed the film

I think Ian Anderson is as good !

The best? Who voted?😊

Just like Eddie Van Halen was not the first or only one to do 'extended guitar' techniques like tapping, he's the one most associated with it in modern music, because he showcased it and perfected it, and he's influenced more players than anyone else. Of course people were doing 'extended' things with flutes prior, for instance Rahsaan Roland Kirk, but show me anyone prior to 1967 when Ian/Tull started that has showcased and innovated 'extended flute' techniques as much as Ian has, has come close to his virtuosity at it, and has influenced more players. This guy is not even in the same league.

@tarmaque

9 ай бұрын

Funny thing about Eddie Van Halen and tapping. Roy Clark was doing tapping back in the 60's or earlier. I knew this, although I didn't remember it from my childhood until watching old videos of him fairly recently. Then come to find out that Eddie took lessons from Roy! I remember when all the hooplah happened around Eddie and his "revolutionary" tapping and didn't laugh at the time, but I do today. Roy was a master of anything with strings, while Eddie Van Halen was a bit of a one trick pony.

@kindablue1959

9 ай бұрын

@@tarmaque Nobody ever said EVH was the first - just the most accomplished at that style, and the most well known and influential. Likewise, Ian wasn't the first - but again, he became a virtuoso, became famous for his stylings, and influenced countless numbers that came after him. It's my sense that even Heline's playing changed dramatically after she heard him. And, Eddie is no more a one-trick pony then Roy is. They each found their styles and audiences and played to them.

@avery7001

9 ай бұрын

Heehaw was my 5th grade education no one warned me about Roy and Buck Pure punishment

Good flutist, but maybe he’s referring to the flute?

Ian Anderson is a better flautist.

This guy is good, but not the best. The title of that video is just click bait.

A stringed instrument should not be tapped or drummed on Cheesy at best Choose guitar or drums

Guitar ruins the flute if it wasn't already It isn't blues rock so they were trying too hard Could have been a more laid back gig

@jamescouch777 His mom said he was the best

This guy is good, but not the best. The title of that video is just click bait.