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Four Colors: Open Door (four alto flutes)
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- čas přidán 7. 11. 2011
- Open Door, composed/arranged by Steve Sacks
Four Colors live at Roppongi Satin Doll, January 2010.
Steve Sacks, Rie Akagi, Yuka Kido, Shinpei Inoue (alto flutes), Jonathan Katz (piano), Kiichiro Komobuchi (bass), Setsu Fujii (drums)
I hit the like button before any of the alto flutes even started playing
Me too.
Excellent! Truly!
I prefer alto, that's why I go around the internet looking for alto music like this. Alto is just not that in your face, and it has that very interesting, reflexive, mysterious, magical and sophisticated low range
Theobald Boehm, the inventor of the metal flute, considered the alto to be his definitive achievement.
Same with viola vs violin
that's so amazing that I don't even know what to say !
playing Bass Flute has helped my alto flute a lot like bass/bari sax sopranino/soprano sax It's like working out with a leaded bat and then picking up an unweighted one. You have all this extra power to put toward nuance and execution,
I just discovered this group in a roundabout way: I was listening to Duke Jordan and read that he did an album with you, Yuka. I didn't find the album on CZcams but did find one song from it and loved your tone. I gather that you, like me, are a classical-trained flutist who took up jazz. You and this entire group are splendid. This is only the second song I've listened to by this group. I'll keep listening to more songs.
just wow !!!
So sweet .......
Wonderful! Thank you.
Which model of alto does the guy on the far right play?? I don’t recognise it, the raised right hand keys are throwing me off …
Beautiful music also!!! Amazing soulful playing from every single person there :3
I love the sound of the alto flute and have written a piece that uses it prominently. It's called Waltz For Mrs K and is on CZcams. People say it's 'comforting'.
Love it. Great sound, smooth jazz, cool band.
Tolle Idee mit den Flöten zusammen in diesem Stile...boa, bin begeistert. Grandios!
Great stuff Steve and all! beautiful alto flute solos!
Just stunning
Pahhh! Recién descubrí ésta belleza!!!!!
Beautiful sound, incredible musianship. 5 Stars!!!
beautifull sound:)
💕
Wow this is so nice.
I am blown away 🤯
Four alto flutes - what more could you ask for?
Thanks for the video, I thoroughly enpoyed it.
Neil
Precioso arreglo para 4 flautas alto, una maravilla! Gracias
Amo esta flauta en SOL .
Bonito solo ... Genial
BRAVO ... ENCORE
dig dig dig it!! 4 alto flutes ..wow.. nice solo .. really lovely sounds !!
Great sound! Don't close the door, please! :)
Fantastic players. The two soloists are the best I've heard on the instrument. Better than Sam Most, the only guy who specialized in the Alto.
Thank you for your comment! I'll pass your words on to them.
I adore the rhythm, melody and - most importantly for me - the individual (solo) improvisation.
I play C-flute, and am now learning how to manage the G-alto flute - tonal quality and manipulation.
Can one suggest a good performer/instructor via a video herein on You Tube?
Naturally, I am looking and listening - especially for tone and control of the ALTO FLUTE.
Great performance...
Hi Wyndhl, thanks for your kind remarks! I'm the composer, arranger, and one of the performers on this video. If you look around CZcams you may find some hints on playing alto flute. If you're interested in a Skype lesson let me know here.
Steve Sacks:
You're welcome. And, thanks for the suggestion - and offer.
Keep the compositions coming. It's a joy to listen, learn, imitate, and then personalized the sound- quality and style - based on one's own prior knowledge and experience.
- much respect, Steve!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
Or the accompaniment?
I want to play it, how I can find the parts of alto flute?
Amazing playing and arrangements, just curious to know how many flutists play a Muramatsu alto?
I play a Miyazawa alto. At least at the time I bought it over 15 years ago, I thought it was probably the best alto flute money could buy, or at least the best I tried, which included a Muramatsu and a Brannen that cost more than twice as much as the Miyazawa, among many others. I'm still a very happy customer today, and consider it the best-made instrument I have (my flute and piccolo are both Hayneses, and the piccolo is particularly excellent - made in 1981 or so; the flute is from 1966, and both have served me well, though I could imagine buying a new flute if I strike it rich someday). Muramatsu definitely makes quality instruments, though.
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What kind of alto was the Asian man playing ? I’ve never seen one with raised keys in the right hand before.
It's a Kotato.
Nice piece . Piano drowning out everyone though.