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Concerto in G Major by Johann Joachim Quantz Featuring Ann Danello

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Uploaded by on Aug 27, 2009

This is a video of Ann Danello, a spectacular flute prodigy performing Concerto in G Major by Johann Joachim Quantz. This was performed in Charlotte, NC at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Part of the CSA (Community School of The Arts) BOC (Band Orchestra Camp). Unfortunately I can't write a short biography of Ann because I lost the insert in the concert program with the bio on it. She does, though, perform with the CSYO, as do I. You can check out some CSYO pieces that we both play in by clicking on my channel.

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  • this is great, but if she didnt bring her fingers off the keys so far it would make the faster sections easier for her. and also. NEVER PLAY QUANTZ ON A KEYBOARD!!! its almost an insult to him.

  • Wow.. she is very very good ;D

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  • This is also my district solo haha... Gotta have it ready by Saturday.... lol

  • this is my all district band solo.....oh my Lord..

  • you play the flute very well. you had a nice, clear sound. good job

  • i had to play this last year (= well played!

  • You played this concerto with talent to spare and with a great smile.

  • pretty flutist and pretty sound¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ hello¡¡¡¡¡

    buena vibra¡¡¡¡¡

  • Awesome Ann!! Way to go! Could you play that any faster? Ha Ha.

  • OMG.... she is soo pro!... very clean sound...

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