Hi!
I'm Anna and welcome to Flute Pancake Channel!
I'm a professional flute player and I want to help you going through the study of this wonderful musical instrument.
Here I just want to share with you some flute exercises, showing you the score so you can follow the notes.
Videos are collected in playlists based on the books with different difficulties, so that everyone - form the beginner to the pro - can find useful informations.
Keep in mind that you have to find your own way to play it best, you just cannot become a great flute player by the imitation of someone else and, most important, remember that practice makes it perfect!
Ready? Let's flute!
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Yes, there she is! Magnificent!
It's been a while 😊
Once upon a time I had a totally crazy friend who lived in the same area as the Tull band. They did as song about him which is on the album Broadsword!
That room has terrible acoustics...
I’m always waiting for one of your videos. They transmit a lot of peace to me. God blessed you.
Love the arrangement and the musician. Please find a room or studio.
I love your interpretation. although I like the strength, the metallic confusion, the desperate language and the blue earthquake of Ian Anderson
I choose Godspeed You! Black Emperor. I'll try the White...and recommend Soupçon de Fruit's Rose d'Anjou.
When Bach heard Ian’s interpretation he was grinning from ear to ear.
A duo with Ian Anderson would be perfect|
Herod’s theme in Jesus Christ Superstar.
Bach, of course. The last part was destroyed by (whats his name?)
An American, I was only familiar with this song because Simon and Garfunkel recorded it. I always liked that recording -- and now I like your version, which brings out the melody in a more simple, pure way. Just beautiful.
Thank you so much!
Tull not her
Watching and listening to a beautiful woman make beautiful music... Life doesn't get much better than this.
Too kind!
@@flutepancake1312Not at all. You are both a pleasure to watch and listen to. Your modesty makes it even more so. ❤ Thank you for sharing.
Bach should climb out of the grave, like a zombie only to be reminded that his copyright expired centuries ago. “Damn. Well, can I still get maybe just a bite of Anderson’s sweet, succulent braaaiiins? Terribly sorry, and I must apologize, but I AM a zombie, after all, you know.”
Wonderful, thank you, ciao
Thank you so much!
Scuse me ?
About what?
Not only Jethro Tull steeling from Bach, also Deep Purple and many others...😁
I think Bach was the first Rock star in history!
@@flutepancake1312 Steve Morse and Jon Lord said the same think. Strange thing is that i do not like Bach, but i love rock bands inspired by him 🤔🤔
This is my first visit to your channel. A great tone, very warm & smooth. I want to thank YOU! As mentioned below when you do a faster paced cover of Ian you must do on one leg!!! Bravo!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much, I truly appreciate connecting with people on my YT channel! Of course, I have to improve the one-leg stand and prepare another Jethro Tull piece!
This is totally beatiful playing of Morricone's gorgeous melody, but without his very Baroque bass-line and harmony, I think the beauty of his composition is diluted beyond recognition. It is like playing only the soprano line of a Bach organ chorale prelude, or the famed "Air for the G string" (BWV 1068.2). Congrats for learning and playing it beautifully, but a solo instrument performance does not do this gorgeous composition justice.
I know and you're totally right! But the challenge of this channel is trying to per form solo BTW, thank you for your precious and kind connection, I truly appreciate!
This is neither Bach nor Tull. This is you building your layers upon what Ian Anderson had built upon Bach. This is just fine; Bach built upon chorales written earlier by others every day of the week.
Lovely answer!
Absolutely wonderful!!! Otherwise needs more sax but I say that about almost everything.
White room would be a great cover tune for you
Thank you, I'll give it a try for sure!
sorry too clinical sounds empty in that echo room.
Bouree was on the "Living in the Past" album which I owned in the 70's. I do not recall any attribution in or on the album materials regarding Bach as the composer of the tune or even the inspiration for the melody. So I thought Anderson composed it.
Yes, I do think Tull should have acknowledged JS Bach as the composer in their album credits. Aand also, the 3 composers adapted in "By Kind Permission of", in the same album.
Tull doesn't play it in E minor.
Tull doesn’t play it at all. Ian Anderson does.
You play excellent, I say wonderful. May God bless you today and always.
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How will this create special homosexual rights ? Tull didn't hire illegal mexicans !
Lovely playing 🎵. It's not by Bach, though - it's by Christian Petzold. Bach compiled it into the Notebook for AMB, and it was assumed to be his. However, it later turned out to have be written (along with Minuet in Gm) by Petzold. I've played these for years, and only recently found out that they were misattributed for a few hundred years! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minuets_in_G_major_and_G_minor
Jethro 👍😁
Beautifully performed
Brilliant Thank you
Bach. The heartbeat of Tull was Martin Barre...not Ian Anderson. Always has been...always will be...no matter how hard Ian tries to rewrite history.
Agree!
Johanderson Bach? Or Sebast-IAN Anderson?
Lovely!
@@flutepancake1312 😁
Nicely done . . .
Jethro
You play well but you should put some acoustic treatment in that room. It smears the sound of what you are playing detrimentally. A nice room reverb is great but too much hurts the music.
In the long, never-ending and vast evolution of music, "new music" has always borrowed directly or inadvertently from the music that preceded those writing and composing the "new music." That's one of the beautiful aspects of music. It's a continuum of a legacy and shared human experience, hip-hop and disco included.
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Grazie!
I really enjoyed it although it was short.
Thank you so much! Please give a look to my channel, you will find more!
Tull’s version has a really cool electric bass line and double recording, things not available to Bach.
Jethro Tull for sure! :) It's truly amazing what a 'gateway drug' this piece of music was for so many of us back in the 60s. Within a few years of my first hearing this I was studying Early Music (!) at the Royal Conservatory, while making my living playing in various Rock bands! I have no doubt that this was one (of many) "Baroque Rock" adaptations of music that swung my interests in that direction, and have lasted a lifetime. If you want to hear another excellent adaptation of Bach from around this same period, from another British Prog Rock band, please check out the ubiquitous "Fugue In D Minor" by the band Egg. I promise you won't be disappointed! :)
😪 *Promo SM*
i go with tull, why, my teenage years + high school years.. thats hard to beeeet
Beautifully played! Brava! Thank you!
Thank you!🤗
@@flutepancake1312 You are very welcome!
Italiana? Very lovely tone..
Si😃 Grazie!🤗
This sounds great, but what would make it even better would be to add an upright bass... plucked, not bowed... a little counter-point?
I know, but my channel is for solo flute, so...
@@flutepancake1312 True, but sometimes KZreadrs do collaborations... It tends to get them more subscribers. I'll bet you could find a solo bass player who would love to do a collab...
Lovely! I love both Bach and Tull! :)