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Nina Perlove performing live. This piece is for "the flute as you don't usually hear it." It uses several tricky extended techniques including multiphonics, flutter tongue,...
www.REALFLUTEproject.com Nina Perlove performing live. This piece is for "the flute as you don't usually hear it." It uses several tricky extended techniques including multiphonics, flutter tongue, harmonics, quarter tones, singing and playing, dynamic extremes, and some seriously fast articulation. Unless you are familiar with these techniques, please don't send me comments saying that my tone sounds strange--listen for the effect being created through the use of these techniques. I have to admit I am a little disappointed with how the piece comes through on the recording. My sound engineering does not do this very cool piece justice.
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You did an awesome job with this piece. I can't even begin to possibly imagine the difficulty of some of the techniques used. It would have been great to listen to this live.
Initially, this was not one of my favorite performances. I have found that usually when I intensley dislike something the first time I hear it, I listen a few more times and discover that I then LOVE it. Such is the case with this one. I love it! A good demonstration of the often disguised potential of the flute!
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Wow. You should sell a high quality mp3 of this piece performed in a studio. I'd buy it.