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  • The instruments devour her sound...sounds so weak. :\

  • great work, it is a marvelous reference for studying.

    Thank you so much!

  • is that a recorder?

  • @orphan567 No it's a baroque flute, They were fatter and wooden and had less keys and for reasons I cannot comprehend this makes it sound like a recorder.

  • @violadude2 Although the score does call for a flauto traverso, that is, a "cross" flute like the modern Boehm concert flute, and not a flauto dolce (recorder), in this performance orphan567 is correct: A recorder has been substituted, the so-called "voice flute" pitched in D (Re) as is the baroque *single-key* traverso.

  • esto es maravilloso

  • hmmm...this singer doesn't improvise much in the da capo. Well, I guess it's not that suitable to be adding crazy embellishments for this particular aria.

    Great performance!

  • Great performance Why does the score says "flauto traverso" but Pickett plays "flauto dolce"?

  • I suspect that he doesn't actually play "flauto traverso"; that's a little harder to master. But I think he does pretty well for himself, and it works this way.

  • Amazing, Amazing, I love it, thank you...

    thank you very much!!!!

    =)

  • Another good one.

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