Masterclass: Mozart Flute Concertos D & G (Oboe in C) YouTube Symphony 2011 Audition

Nina Perlove, a winner in the 2009 YouTube Symphony Competition, offers tips for preparing the Mozart Concertos in G major and D major (and oboe concerto in C major)

Visit REALFLUTEproject.com for more.

The orchestra backing track I am using is from:
www.soloconcertos.com

Watch Eric Owens sing Mozart at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgJmOa6yoVY

**Watch Christoph Hartmann from the Berlin Phil discuss the oboe Concerto in C major (same as the flute concerto in D major!!) at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-tIxtVW5Ig

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[rickardo004]

I could listen to you forever :)

[ninaflute]

@rickardo004 You are in luck. With over 130 videos on youtube, you can listen to me for a really long time if you want! Check out my channel.

ha ha.

[mauroscappini]

Nina nice, I agree with your way of expressing difficult Mozart

[ninaflute]

@mauroscappini Thanks Mauro. I always like your videos!

[kfirlevi1]

hello dear nina

i would like to ask how can i study more from you ?i study on low and tin whistle

irish stuff and pipes , i study alot from the tia taka,andworm air ,and every advice

teach me so much - any way i want to thx you from all of my heart from here israel

and if you have somthing for the low whistle to get beter this always helps

thx to the best teacher in the world !!!

[ninaflute]

@kfirlevi1 I do offer various options for online lessons which you can read about on my website REALFLUTE project dot com under "lessons" but I've never taught or played tin or low whistle!

[Benjamin250389]

Hey Nina,

your Information is good and your experiences may be great too but in my opinion it would impress more if you would practice the pieces befor playing it for a masterclass.

Sry,

Benjamin

[r4ybc]

Good point about Mozart. treating the Flute just like sung parts, so it's up to the player to act like a singer to really bring his vision to life. I love his horn concertos, but always hear the sonority and articulation that's the special reserve of brass. Mozart didn't really explore the unique qualities of flute the same way, but left plenty of scope for the player. The helpful tips here apply to nearly all of the romantic music up to the present day. Great tutorial to watch a few times!

[starryarixx18]

what type of flute are you playing on?

[Codyleclereflute1]

Hi Nina. You should make two videos of yourself playing both movments when you have the chance. Your such an amazing player.

[angelofmud]

nina u did a good job, but creative symphony is differnt than bach , mozart or beethoven . add on if u can. thx

[Bandnerd15]

Hi, Nina! Working on Mozart's Concerto in D right now and your video has helped me so much! But I need some advice about how to clean the opening trill and C#-D ornament. Do you use the real fingerings for that? Obviously I have to practice it, but is there a way to make that sound cleaner (like yours lol). It is, after all, the first thing the judges/audience hears!

Thanks so much!

[massarde9591]

you're so cute, i hate flute but i love watch you...lol

[solworldmusic]

so beautiful