Bach Flute Sonata No. 4, Andante & Allegro

J.S. Bach Sonata No. 4 in C major for flute and piano, andante & allegro

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Music

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• flute
• Bach
• sonata
• andante
• allegro

[debbitrott]

In the andante part, be careful of where you breathe. Like, for instance, instead of breathing between two groups of sixteenth notes, try breathing after you arrive at the first sixteenth note of a group.

In the allegro parts I really like your articulation. But flutepeggyk is right--you need to play this as steadily as you can. This will be especially important when you play it with your accompanist.I really like your tone. Your lower register is strong but not harsh.

[flutepeggyk]

its good but why are you holding some of the notes so long, in allegro?

[awesomelyawesome58]

@ThePURPLE165 dont rush your self but to learn it practice it at a slow tempo then keep raising the tempo little by little and in no time u should get it :) im working on this song to :D

[ThePURPLE165]

im thinking of playing this song for my school's solo and ensemble and i was just wondering...what are some tips that u can give me for practicing the presto and allegro parts faster in a short amount of time?...im a junior and i have about a month to learn this piece, and it already 1.1.12 and my contest is on 2.18.12. any ideas would be really really helpful :)

[twigleek]

you move to much

[chrispy199]

It was ok try going faster and practice berating alot less

[kaitarojas]

Very good, just a little faster and less vibrato

[Seebas017]

preciosa

[gibaudrac1]

I was playing this when I was six.

[armarcil]

Moi j'ai 13 ans et j'essaye de jouer cette piece mais je ne suis vraiment pas capable de la jouer. Alors felicitation!!!!