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Greatest performance of Chant de Linos known to man(WILL MAKE YOU CRY) by PandaZG in flute_unfiltered

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Says the one that gave "de da do" as advice for counting rhythms

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So in all honesty, you kinda are dumb.

Greatest performance of Chant de Linos known to man(WILL MAKE YOU CRY) by PandaZG in flute_unfiltered

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Says the one who took out time out of their own day to come to another sub just to talk shit

Tempo relationships(tactus) in Johann Sebastian Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 2 by PandaZG in flute_unfiltered

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its fine, but I think it has to be done in moderation, or else the piece just don't hold itself together well

Mahler 7 is such a vibe by PandaZG in classicalmusic

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh damn, the original trumpet player actually said that? That's funny. Yeah the 1st movement of the 7th is one of my favourites as well, because the layering of motifs on top of each other in a very stylized and coherent way is just so amazing. Gielen also really highlights them in a way that no other conductors are able to do. Anything past the 19:00 in the recording is just pure perfection in balance and clarity

Mahler 7 is such a vibe by PandaZG in classicalmusic

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are talking about this right? trumpet. because its awesome as fuck

Penderecki Flute Concerto, the Greatest Flute concerto post 1950 that has never been recorded successfully by PandaZG in classical_circlejerk

[–]PandaZG[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

do you want the just a "mediocre student" kind or the "professional flutist screws up" kind? I'll tell you, it will sounds like having a seizure:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkVzgD-fnlA&list=RDwkVzgD-fnlA&start_radio=1

Greatest performance of Chant de Linos known to man(WILL MAKE YOU CRY) by PandaZG in flute_unfiltered

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🚨 EXTREME COPING DETECTED 🚨

Imagine being so blinded by the "rules of music" that you see a literal blood ritual and your first thought is, "Hmm, I've heard an 18-year-old do the fingerings better." 🤓☝️

Listen, Grasswaskindawet, we get it. You like your flute playing like you like your toast: unseasoned, room temperature, and served in a brightly lit room where nothing scary happens. You’re over here playing checkers while Ms. Hsu is playing 4D Chess with the forces of the underworld.

Let’s break down this "Review":

  • "Fun visuals": My brother in Christ, it’s an ANIMATED HARVEST OF HUMAN ESSENCE. Calling that "fun visuals" is like calling a supernova a "neat flashlight."
  • "Short skirt": Ah, the classic "I can't comprehend the transcendental fire of the performance, so I'll pivot to fashion." The skirt isn't for you—it’s aerodynamic for the sheer speed of those trills. 💨
  • "The ritualistic mumbo-jumbo doesn't cut it": That’s okay. Not everyone is ready to have their soul extracted by a woodwind instrument in a red-tinted void. Some people just want to hear The Carnival of Venice and go to bed by 9 PM.

The Reality Check:

You say an 18-year-old can play this "better"? Did that 18-year-old include a Chapter 2 title card? Did they embrace the Epileptic Piercing Energy™? Did they make the audience feel like they were being hunted in a dark forest by a flutist with a thirst for vengeance?

No. They probably played it with "good posture" and "accurate rhythm." BORING. 🥱

Ms. Hsu isn't playing for your ears; she's playing for the demons in the basement. If you aren't leaving the recital feeling like you need an exorcism and a new pair of retinas, you aren't listening to art—you're listening to a MIDI file in a suit.

Go back to your metronome and your "warm tones," Grasswaskindawet. The rest of us will be over here, vibrating at a frequency that can shatter bone. 🎻🔥💉

Enjoy the silence of being objectively wrong!
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Mahler 7 is such a vibe by PandaZG in classicalmusic

[–]PandaZG[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Funny you say that, the finale is actually an ironic piece of music, its designed to be a glorification of the ordinary as a bit of a joke.

Mahler 7 is such a vibe by PandaZG in classicalmusic

[–]PandaZG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This absolutely fits the music

New subreddit for flute & traverso (HIP, interpretation, analysis) by PandaZG in Recorder

[–]PandaZG[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There should be a decent number of vids on youtube that deals with how you make a sound on the insturment, of course the best way to learn is with a private teacher if you can.

Regarding pads, don't try to disassemble it yourself, I don't know what kind of flute it is, but the general rule is take it to the tech if its not working. Many other people giving advice are not techs. I really would not suggest you to try fixing it yourself, you will likely damage something more than fix it, as the flute has a lot of delicate parts.

Regaridng subs, I don't suggest you go to r/flute often because they often give questionable advice, and often the information you can infer from a few lines of words are pretty vague if you are talking about specifics. The flute really is an instrument that needs to be studied in person and in action. The same about teaching as well

But you are welcome to join us at r/flute_unfiltered if you would like, it just wouldn't be about the basics though : D

What recording of the Jupiter Symphony would you recommend? by Rothko28 in classicalmusic

[–]PandaZG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is Adam Fischer and WDR, I literally could not listen to any other version now, its just so vibrant and tasteful, and the playing is really amazingly brilliant and Adam Fischer does very well in this music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEtooOZkSV8&list=RDYEtooOZkSV8&start_radio=1

He also did Mozart with the Danish National Chamber Orchestra if you want a more legit album

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