J. S. Bach - Badinerie for flute

Performed by Tian, under tutelage of Ms. Chew Sze Gee.
Video taken in June 2023.
Music score available at: www.flutetunes.com/tunes.php?...
Accompaniment track available at: cgfluteacademy.com/accompanim...
For more information, visit: www.cgflute.com

[@bikalbaral1394]

Really good flow of notes, keep it up!

[@DennisJohnsonDrummer]

My favorite flute piece hands down. Nice job and thanks for sharing.

[@trishmolinaflute]

Beautiful. 👏👏👏👏

[@manuelp8671]

Ohhhhh wonderful ❤

[@ketalar]

Thank's.
My Mentor had to say tha it was an aragnea.
And Breath.
This is THE Golden challenge.
With Your Great sound and Respiration.
Congratulation.
Thanks for this share.

[@laurentdarcq5624]

Beautyfull !
Congratulations !

[@johnnynormalface]

You go girl. Flute away.

[@yggdrasil9039]

Well done, very nice

[@xoppa09]

nice

[@cremecut]

Goated.

[@marlonvanrooyen6304]

Beautiful

[@ampzamp]

Easily the most beautiful girl to ever play Bach.

[@krispiper3104]

I would have gotten my fingers broken for using the middle finger for F# so much! Oh, how times have changed!!!!

[@DennisJohnsonDrummer]

My flute teacher in college (when I was working on my Masters) would agree. Not being a flute player, I had gotten
used to playing the # middle finger fingering and she changed my way of thinking to the ring finger. To this day
I use the right hand ring finger for F # unless there's a technical advantage to use the middle finger. I believe
that is the basic rule- only use middle fingering for # if there is a technical advantage. The intonation and tone
is better when using the ring finger F#.