Nina Perlove on REAL FLUTE...REAL MUSIC

I'm not a musician, but just as a listener, I agree totally with what you're saying. I don't want digitalized perfection, I want to feel I'm listening to an actual human :-)

Nina: Do you reccomend that I also take a look at Sir James Galway or is he trash like the people of expertvillage?

Thank-you for placing yourself on line. Sharing your knowledge is so very appreciated and very kind of you. I appreciate your breath and hope you continue to share always. I am a novice and share a song I played for a friend of mine from my Anasazi Native American Flute. Peace-n-Love to you always

i love this i completely agree

I like what you said ..100%agree !!

STFU your putting me to SLEEP

Great input Nina, I completely agree... I've recently been experimenting with different types of flute playing and also with some different flutes I've acquired over the years & I'll definitely share my video with you all =) My vid is very raw and unscripted, I was just experimenting with beatboxing flute and I had to take a chance somehow so I decided to put it up online... and this has got me going and I have been coming up with loads of ideas for future videos!

You're awesome. When I get my flute back I plan to make a response.

I believe that real music has a few mistakes. That is what makes it perfect, the little things that musicians do. When they force "perfection" they take the music out of the music(if that makes sense). And music is much better live as well. When you record(even without that forced "perfection") then so much of the emotion, so much of the power behind the art is lost. The only way to have the true music heard is to hear it in person.

I agree with you 100%. To me, live musical performances should be like everyday conversations - some slang, some uhs, and "you knows"...those kinda things. I believe it keeps this art honest.