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beautifull music en goed gespeeld
KV4671 3 weeks ago
nice job! im just starting to learn this. it definitely calls for nice reverb like that in stone hall or something
iorixs 6 months ago
I really like this piece and your playing!
metrojoa 8 months ago
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Muito bom cara! assistam esse e comentem lá!!
TOP GEAR flauta, calheiros tocando
MrCyrusCal 10 months ago
Very nice interpretation but the volume is too low- Wonder if it is my computer or you were afar from the mic. Excellent playing anyway congratulations and kind regards
Marianofrv 1 year ago
excellent playing!
mrAltan9 1 year ago
wow played like a true musician!!!
Ono42012 1 year ago
Bravo!
MartitaPMG 2 years ago
Hoi Jan, heel mooi gespeeld!
BramKreeftmeijer 2 years ago
wonderful playing - and I love the apparent chuch setting - I must write something for tenor recorder...I believe I have a few pieces - I'll look for them and see if I can post them.
You play wonderfully~!
Daniel Léo Simpson
San Francisco Bay area
danielleosimpson 2 years ago
Excellent performance.
Koriyama 2 years ago
Is that a Vanderpoel Stanesby?
tabbycatz 3 years ago
that's right:
Peter van der Poel: Stanesby Jr. altorecorder, A=415 Hz, Boxwood
janrecorder 3 years ago
bravo, lovely sound, very good technique
unagondolaunremo 3 years ago
Hallo Jan, wat ontzettend mooi geïnterpreteerd. Lekker rustig gefloten!
GeertChatrou 3 years ago
Nice
themuse007 3 years ago
very well played!!! congratulations!!
where are you studying recorder??
recorder87 3 years ago
Simply Wonderful ! Bravo !!
recorderson 3 years ago
c'est très joli!
eatelelfe 3 years ago
Delicate music played with an original fantasy which speaks to the heart! Thank you.
sabelvi 4 years ago
Hi Jan,
Very beautiful performance! But let me add one critical comment: I think you misunderstood Telemann's "marcato" signs . You play the first bar of the "Fugue" staccatissimo (as well as in the end of movement 1). This is not, what this sign meant at Telemann's time. It just indicates that the player should NOT play the normal accentuations of the indicated bar scheme (in this case 4/4, stressing 1 and 3), but instead playing the notes with EQUAL weight, which is NOT necessarily staccato!
Orpheus100 4 years ago
Hey Jan!
Echt goed gedaan, supermooi!
Het is je dus wel gelukt om in de kerk op te nemen, proficiat :) Op naar het volgende stukje...
Je blokfluitstudent x
annelies8406 4 years ago
Waw!! Schitterend!
LisanVB 4 years ago
excellent!
recorderdevoix 4 years ago
bravo
valiant0807 4 years ago