Start Your Day with Sir James Galway: At Home Lesson #1
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2020
- Galway Flute At Home Series with Sir James Galway and Lady Jeanne Galway
Start your day practicing with Sir James!
Lesson No. 1 includes: Ernesto Köhler - 15 Easy Exercises for Flute, and Taffanel & Gaubert - 17 Daily Exercises
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Sir James Galway is a virtuoso flute player from Belfast, Northern Ireland, nicknamed "The Man With the Golden Flute". For more information visit his site:
jamesgalway.com/
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Dearest, Sir Galway - Thank you, so very much, for these wonderful videos!! I was honored to have gotten to see you play, in concert, many years ago, when I was a teen. I am 52, now, and hardly play, anymore. Seeing these videos has given me the will, to play, again. You are an amazing inspiration, to us, all.
James!! My grandmother and I love your flute playing, you inspire so many generations of flutists!
Outstanding 🙏🏻🙌🏻...one request🙏🏻🙏🏻If possible can you give him any collar mic or somethimg?..so that we can hear him clearly..
I can hear the flute fine but I have much difficulty hearing his voice on my phone.
Amazing studyng with a legend Sir James Galway
Nice to hear those low Cs pop right out. The stuff dreams are made of!
Thank you for the wonderful instruction Sir Galway. You are such an inspiration truly. 🙏
I'd love to be flutist player an I train me so much about this ... your lessons help me !!
Thanks master Sir Galway...
Thanks sir James
I will definitely do this everyday
Thanks so much for this lesson! Can't wait to see others :)
We love you! Greetings from Rosario Argentina!
Belissimo, sir!
I downloaded the music through imslp for free. Now I have something new to oractice. In a way, I learned most of my flute playing from you as I took piano lessons, but was self-taught in flute until college.
Thank you James. I so much appreciate you sharing your experience and knowledge, it has helped me leap ahead in my playing and further finding the joy in this instrument.
He is lovingly telling us how one should split scales so that could be able to focus on each of the three registers, and only then going up and down through them. THAT is the advice, he can't tell each one of the viewers how to do that. Moreover, he is James Galway. Find your paths. Miracles won't happen.
A comment like that might make you unpopular!!
Thank You so much Sir Galway!
Super amazing! I wanted to improve my playing for a while and grabbed my old studies (back from the times I still had lessons). But it isn't always easy without a guide because I'm not always sure about how I can improve certain aspects. So thank you very much! Your tips are super helpful! Stay safe!
You are the best !
good performance i love james
I love him, he's adorable ❤️👍🏻 💋
thank you so much for this good video!
Thank you *Master*
Gracias 🙏
ゴールウェイ先生
レッスンの動画ありがとうございます！💖
とても嬉しいです🤗
よく聴いて、勉強します。
英語、勉強しますね！
🤗👍
ハナ🌸
Sakura😊
You're aging backwards, Sir James Galway!!! I saw you perform at the Houston Galleria back in 2006 or 07, and your tone was unbelievable! Seeing this video has me wanting to pick up my flute again!
Thank you Sir James... now I can cut down on the redundancy of this exercise.
P.s I love that study too ! It's a good one ☝️
Special thanks about Kohler op.33. Your sounds are great. We are very restricted by COVID-19. Please add your charged lesson(not Free) at your HP!!
Never lost the accent, class!
I'm a complete beginner, but the example given sounded so easy I stopped in the middle of the video to try it, and lo and behold I can do it, albeit at lesser speed. But then I noticed by direct comparison just how much better James' tone is, he's miles ahead. And I thought, maybe I can't do that with my $300 flute but I can maybe make some improvement. And lo and behold, I found I can do it with improved tone. I was very pleased, though I'm sure my attempts would make any pro wince.
TL;DR Listen to Galway and at least make an attempt to do what he says. He doesn't sell useless BS, ever. And it doesn't matter if you are a rank beginner. Give it a shot.
Wow.... What a surprise !!! The teacher of Andrea Griminelli, give lesson online for free. Grazie Maestro !!!
God Bless you, Family, friends, student etc. Greetings & all the best from... Galway (Ireland). Hugs:
Renzo *
Italian-Irish Patriot and..... musician :-)
Sus mejores grabaciones son los conciertos para flauta de Saverio Mercadante.
I am curious as to what you sprayed on your flute to clean it. Would you mind sharing what it was? I'm so grateful for these free lessons from you.
Joaquin Rodrigo,Le dedico un concierto para flauta y orquesta.
Enviable tone. Just sublime
Isn't it just so.
hello sir
I love your flute, where did you get it? 🥰
Sadly most teaching was like this. I had Susan Milan at the Royal College. I used to bring her a piece and she used to play it to me and then say ‘now you play it like that’. That’s why we’ve now got a generation of flautists (with a few notable exceptions) who all sound alike, play the same tired old repertoire that’s been played for generations and who don’t have a creative bone in their bodies. I wish I’d had the courage to ignore my teachers! If you’re a young flautist reading this, yes listen to the great flautists and be inspired by them (including the fabulous James Galway), but then forge your own path, create your own music, reinvent flute playing. No one wants to hear the millionth perfect performance of the Faure Fantasie -nobody is interested!!
But I love Faure Pavane czcams.com/video/NOL1-l3e6AY/video.html
"Nobody" is a big word. For some people, unlocking the repertoire for themselves is a good experience. And face it, most of the audience at a recital have never heard any of the pieces. Why can't they just enjoy it without your judgement?
Find the parts that are difficult and play them isolated and then try to put it together again.
Please compete with Japanese fruitist Hana Sasaki‼️
Meu Inglês é péssimo 🤦🏽♀️.Seria muito bom se fosse legendado🙏🏽
Wait, flautists also have a problem with and F#?! We recorder players have that with an F# and C# it requires your knee...
Sir James is like every flute teacher I had when I was young. Says ‘practice this’, lookie me, and gives you zero actual actionable information.
I'm self-taught on flute but learned sax from my band director, a trumpet major. Moral of the story is Sir James is giving you valuable insights, it is up to you to make them "actionable"
As an adult learner, I had one flute teacher. After a few lessons of stuff like this I gave up playing flute for a year, even though I was already playing flute, amongst other instruments in a band. The confronting approach of "practicing" vs "playing" did me in. I went back to other instruments I had taught myself and continued to make my living as a musician. After that year, the band presented me with a song that was flute centric. I learned it and haven't looked back. I'm almost as old as Sir Jimmy and made my way in life in music. I am NOT saying that I play fantastically or that my way is/was best; it was however best for me. I am at best a capable amateur level player who got extremely lucky. I regret not having had a better foundation in basics and technique however I did work it out and learn most importantly the joy of playing music as a young adult. Playing music has to be about the music however that works for each player. It has to be fulfilling for the soul otherwise one should really do something else. A teacher who looked at me as a player instead of as a "student" may have kept my attention and not crushed my enthusiasm.
What kind of “teaching” is this? Yes, you sound great, but there is no methodology or any kind of instructions on how to achieve good sound, articulation, intonation et. c. Oh... just practice, right? What a revelation. Sorry, not subscribing.