Where can I find sheet music for the recorder so that I can practice past the grade school level? I am really sick of Mary Had a Little Lamb, and really want something smooth and elegant hopefully with a haunting and beautiful sound to it. Please reply.
@TheRemyD There's a lot of stuff on Amazon, look for Baroque books...unfortunately most of the better sheet music is not free. If you have a local music shop, they may have a used bin of music that's where I get a lot of my stuff.
Hi Alain, Indeed I have studied 6 main instruments at the conservatory (not all at once), I never could decide what I liked more and still don't know.
Amazing! You've truly brought out the recorder's beauty! The tones sounded really great! Did you learn the recorder by yourself? And if you did, how did you learn vibrato (i think that's whats it's called)
I think you mean his trills, and yes, they are superbly done. Beautiful recorder playing. Does my heart joy, as I am a recorder player myself. Your fingering was spot on, as was your tone. Brilliant job, keep up the good work.
Just amazing. I really enjoyed the paintings interspersed with seeing you play. It gave visual diversity to the video. It's marvelous to hear how beautiful the recorder can be.
lovely piece, although your breathing is a little intrusive, you could work on letting the air in without a large gasp of breath it would result in a more professional overall sound and become sweeter and more lyrical, perhaps you overblow slightly sometimes and your tone sufers. Otherwise, well done, keep it up! Why did you tune it down?
thanks for commenting. in fact we have 2 pieces here. With recorder you have to overblow sometimes, to get a tone in the right pitch and the recorder can become a little intrusive then. Tuning down has to do with the old French tuning a = 398 and makes the tone sweeter to my taste.
Yes indeed, it was just a typographic error. I wonder why you lowered the pitch, although I liked the sound of the recorder as I am searching for such a voiced recorder.
I am looking for examples to demonstrate the typical sound of different varieties.
"searching for such a voiced recorder", does this mean a recorder with a voice like that, or one with some sort of special attention afforded to fulfil an expectation?
Thank you! For me every instrument, presents the same problem: to make it sing. I never could - and still cannot - make a good choice what instrument I like most of all. It often differ, from time to time.
Hey, your remark makes me recall the time when I started studying 'Kodály concept', which taught me so much. Kodály wrote that Toscanini was always telling his orchestra to sing: Cantare!
Yes, or otherwise a flowingly speaking is also very helpful. To point out to people who can't properly sing, to sing on their instrument, is also a problem.....
Weißt du Smith, eigentlich spiele ich fast niemals mehr Blockflöte, es gab allerdings eine Zeit dass ich es als Hauptinstrument studiert habe. Obwohl ich mir sehr bewust bin, dass mein Flötenspiel nicht perfekt ist, verliere ich die Fähigkeit dieses Instrument einigermaßen zu bespielen, anscheinend nie. (Vielleicht werde ich eines Tages auch noch mal singen auf Youtube).
That sounds great!Never thought it would be possible to compose something so beautiful for recorder (other than Bach's work of course) Too bad you do not know who wrote this.. May I ask why you think it is written by Quantz?
Well I just "know" it for many years, but I'm not sure what the latest opinion is, about these pieces. They come from 15 (anonymous) solo-pieces edition Schott and are also to be found at the end of a method by Giesbert. I normaly don't play recorder anymore and don't occupy myself a lot anymore with the recorder repertoire. If one compare those pieces with the solfeggi for Frederick the great, they must be by Quantz, I would say....
These pieces appeared as part of <i>SONATE / DE Mr BRAUN / A FLUTE TRAVERSIERE / ET BASSE ...</i> (1740). Many of them also appear in a Quantz ms in the Giedde Collection, Copenhagen. 15 of them published in the 1930s by F.J. Giesbert from a Darmstadt ms lost in WW2 war, with no indication of the composer(s). Quantz collected extracts from other composers' works for teaching purposes. It seems reasonable to attribute these pieces to Jean Daniel Braun.
lovely thanks
ronatholl 1 month ago
Insiring!! Love the vid too!!
bluebow68 4 months ago
thanks
ernststolz 4 months ago
thank you that was hauntingly beautiful
8sardines 6 months ago
Thank you!
ernststolz 6 months ago
really beautiful! Just a question: is that a soprano, contralto or tenor flute?
stsulpice 9 months ago
thank you, (it's an old video). this is an alto recorder but tuned down to a voice flute (with computer)
ernststolz 9 months ago
wooow :O so beautiful omg :O dit is echt zoo mooi :D
xmalissax1 10 months ago
thanks
ernststolz 10 months ago
wooow :O so beautiful omg :O
xmalissax1 10 months ago
special music
SoldatSolutrea 1 year ago
thanks
ernststolz 1 year ago
Where can I find sheet music for the recorder so that I can practice past the grade school level? I am really sick of Mary Had a Little Lamb, and really want something smooth and elegant hopefully with a haunting and beautiful sound to it. Please reply.
TheRemyD 1 year ago
I think you need a teacher
ernststolz 1 year ago
@TheRemyD There's a lot of stuff on Amazon, look for Baroque books...unfortunately most of the better sheet music is not free. If you have a local music shop, they may have a used bin of music that's where I get a lot of my stuff.
Wolfan00 7 months ago
Lovely playing.
LadyLockets 1 year ago
Thank you
ernststolz 1 year ago
do you ever improvise freely with your instrument?
0the00piano00hugger0 1 year ago
Great playing
MyJasonGerry 1 year ago
Thank you. That was so beautiful.
bluecanary487 1 year ago
Be my guest
ernststolz 1 year ago
What a joy, thank you!
hanzabass 2 years ago
thank you!
ernststolz 2 years ago
Hi Ernst, i also play recorder and i thought amazing your video, very well chosen repertory :D
Leave a comment for me in my channel or in some video mine.
Greetings from Brasil
Rodrigo
het459 2 years ago
Ernst, some day will you tell us which instrument you're *not* playing ? ;-)
AlainNaigeon 2 years ago
Hi Alain, Indeed I have studied 6 main instruments at the conservatory (not all at once), I never could decide what I liked more and still don't know.
ernststolz 2 years ago
:) Nice work
regenblad 2 years ago
Thanks!
ernststolz 2 years ago
Bravo!
PINHAS38 2 years ago
great performance! thanks
1970Said 2 years ago
awesome
Octavin2 2 years ago
ohh, i wish i could play in such churchroom, too. but i can't play so good like you, hmmm, damn,, its realy nice, thanks from my side ...
SuperHummel 2 years ago
ehi wow! echt cool gespielt! :)
Feariel86 2 years ago
Danke!
ernststolz 2 years ago
Amazing! You've truly brought out the recorder's beauty! The tones sounded really great! Did you learn the recorder by yourself? And if you did, how did you learn vibrato (i think that's whats it's called)
DewberryIce 2 years ago
Thanks! I studied the recorder at the beginning of my conservatory period.
ernststolz 2 years ago
I think you mean his trills, and yes, they are superbly done. Beautiful recorder playing. Does my heart joy, as I am a recorder player myself. Your fingering was spot on, as was your tone. Brilliant job, keep up the good work.
Beyshutulai 2 years ago
Coucou
Moi aussi j'ai commencé à faire mes morceau a la flûte et je voulais ton avis si possible.
Je joue à l'oreille et je trouve que sa rend plutôt pas mal.
Laisse moi une petite note en étoiles et un petit commentaire sur chacune de mes vidéos steuplait sa serait super :D
Mici d'avance, ta juste a cliquer sur mon pseudo pour visionner mes videos :)
Bsxx
Gabeysik 2 years ago
Sehr schoen! :) Ich bedanke mich dir fuer deiner Spiel! :)
magdaknappe 2 years ago 2
I love it!! =D
THlover4everKissKiss 2 years ago
Thanks!
ernststolz 2 years ago
Just amazing. I really enjoyed the paintings interspersed with seeing you play. It gave visual diversity to the video. It's marvelous to hear how beautiful the recorder can be.
cantor2000cantor 3 years ago
Thanks you and I agree that a recorder can be wonderful.
ernststolz 3 years ago
Sensitive and intelligent playing. Lovely
Rumplestiltskin24872 3 years ago
Lovely comment!
ernststolz 3 years ago
A very tasteful and full of internal energy musical aproach. Really good job. Thanks for the beautiful video.
athapris 3 years ago
Thanks for the compliment!
ernststolz 3 years ago
lovely piece, although your breathing is a little intrusive, you could work on letting the air in without a large gasp of breath it would result in a more professional overall sound and become sweeter and more lyrical, perhaps you overblow slightly sometimes and your tone sufers. Otherwise, well done, keep it up! Why did you tune it down?
alitapperstri 3 years ago
thanks for commenting. in fact we have 2 pieces here. With recorder you have to overblow sometimes, to get a tone in the right pitch and the recorder can become a little intrusive then. Tuning down has to do with the old French tuning a = 398 and makes the tone sweeter to my taste.
ernststolz 3 years ago
Thank You!
07dwarves 3 years ago
You certainly understand the musicality of the recorder. Not as easy as it looks. Bravo, and thanks for posting so we can all enjoy your music!
voxkey 3 years ago
Thanks; I still love this instrument after all these years.
ernststolz 3 years ago
I could just float away on the sound of the first piece...
Anyaandmerlin 3 years ago
is das eine f-floete?
socksloves2swim 3 years ago
Yes, tuned down to A =398
ernststolz 3 years ago
Wow. You should really post more videos of your recorder playing. It's awesome
firebreathone 3 years ago
Thanks, perhaps I should.
ernststolz 3 years ago
Dear Friend
much kool sound.
Thanks for letting me know this song
My best BlueJazzyClassic
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ernststolz 3 years ago
hey,but is that always You playing viola da gamba,clavichord and recorder?? well,many many compliments!!
francello75 3 years ago
precioso!
Is that an "alto "recorder?
thanks
Gealach74 3 years ago
yes sure, but it is tuned one second lower (e-flat, by software)
ernststolz 3 years ago
Hermoso, señor Ernst!!
tefesgar 4 years ago
gracias!
ernststolz 4 years ago
peace for life!
d0minqueJx 4 years ago
Could you tell me what book you are playing from? I hope it is not out of print. I really enjoyed the first piece.
JR6578 4 years ago
giesbert schule für die Altflöte, edition schott 2562,but also in separate edition:
15 Solostücke von Meistern des 18. Jahrhunderts ISMN: M-2201-1416-8
Bestell-Nr.: ED 12216
ernststolz 4 years ago
Oiiiiiiiiiiiii, que lindo!!!
binhoservice 4 years ago
The second piece is "Rondeau" by J.S.Bach
bachbwv1080 4 years ago
I know these pieces very well and regeularly play them. Thanks for posting.
I just wonder who is the majer of the recorder?
Appreciate your response.
Eldert
ecjonge 4 years ago
I suppose you meant maker? It is just a Moeck Rottenburg, I tuned it a whole tone down (kind of french tuning) with my recordings software.
ernststolz 4 years ago
Thanks for your answer.
Yes indeed, it was just a typographic error. I wonder why you lowered the pitch, although I liked the sound of the recorder as I am searching for such a voiced recorder.
Best regards
ecjonge
ecjonge 4 years ago
"tuned it a whole tone down"?
Any chance to hear the original version?
I am looking for examples to demonstrate the typical sound of different varieties.
"searching for such a voiced recorder", does this mean a recorder with a voice like that, or one with some sort of special attention afforded to fulfil an expectation?
Fippletest 4 years ago
muito bom, perfeito.
dougsduarte 4 years ago
obrigado, gentil.
ernststolz 4 years ago
De klapper!! u bent zo begaafd. hoe veel instrumenten u doen, speel?
thecritiquevirtuoso 4 years ago
Thank you! For me every instrument, presents the same problem: to make it sing. I never could - and still cannot - make a good choice what instrument I like most of all. It often differ, from time to time.
ernststolz 4 years ago
Hey, your remark makes me recall the time when I started studying 'Kodály concept', which taught me so much. Kodály wrote that Toscanini was always telling his orchestra to sing: Cantare!
cesarsalgado1972 4 years ago
Yes, or otherwise a flowingly speaking is also very helpful. To point out to people who can't properly sing, to sing on their instrument, is also a problem.....
ernststolz 4 years ago
Mein Liebe Ernst, Jetzt gibt es 3 Instrumenten.Alle
spielst du echt gut.Nur eine frage sheht im kopf.
Wieviele Hausangestellten hast du in deinem haus,
weil zweifellos du keine Zeit hast die normale
menschlichen sachen zu tun!
smithsherman 4 years ago
Weißt du Smith, eigentlich spiele ich fast niemals mehr Blockflöte, es gab allerdings eine Zeit dass ich es als Hauptinstrument studiert habe. Obwohl ich mir sehr bewust bin, dass mein Flötenspiel nicht perfekt ist, verliere ich die Fähigkeit dieses Instrument einigermaßen zu bespielen, anscheinend nie. (Vielleicht werde ich eines Tages auch noch mal singen auf Youtube).
ernststolz 4 years ago
Nice, is it a sopran or alt flute?
ngatinglee 4 years ago
That sounds great!Never thought it would be possible to compose something so beautiful for recorder (other than Bach's work of course) Too bad you do not know who wrote this.. May I ask why you think it is written by Quantz?
firebreathone 4 years ago
Well I just "know" it for many years, but I'm not sure what the latest opinion is, about these pieces. They come from 15 (anonymous) solo-pieces edition Schott and are also to be found at the end of a method by Giesbert. I normaly don't play recorder anymore and don't occupy myself a lot anymore with the recorder repertoire. If one compare those pieces with the solfeggi for Frederick the great, they must be by Quantz, I would say....
ernststolz 4 years ago
These pieces appeared as part of <i>SONATE / DE Mr BRAUN / A FLUTE TRAVERSIERE / ET BASSE ...</i> (1740). Many of them also appear in a Quantz ms in the Giedde Collection, Copenhagen. 15 of them published in the 1930s by F.J. Giesbert from a Darmstadt ms lost in WW2 war, with no indication of the composer(s). Quantz collected extracts from other composers' works for teaching purposes. It seems reasonable to attribute these pieces to Jean Daniel Braun.
ElephantBill 4 years ago
Great information, thanks!
ernststolz 4 years ago
It is really a beautiful piece. Is a Stanesby recorder?
trapizobas 4 years ago
No, it's "just" a Moeck Rottenburgh, but I tuned it a whole tone downwards with my software
ernststolz 4 years ago
This is beautiful music and the baroque images go so well with the music.
recorderdevoix 4 years ago