J. S. Bach, Sonate in E Major, BWV 1035 Claudio Barile - Paula Peluso

Bach J S, Sonata Sonate in E Major, BWV 1035
1 Adagio ma non tanto
2 Allegro
3 Siciliano
4 Allegro
Claudio Barile, flute
Paula Peluso, piano
Live concert
Grabado en vivo en la Usina del Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina, el 9º de febrero de 2014
por SyS estudio - Registros audiovisuales - www.sysestudio.com.ar

[@drawteslacool]

0:39 ~ Adagio ma non tanto
3:30 ~ Allegro
5:13 ~ Siciliano
7:15 ~ Allegro assai

[@Tubluer]

The dynamics and phrasing are outstanding, but the tone control is so good I keep replaying the video to convince myself it was real.

[@yt_skyplayz4682]

I’m playing this for my Solo and Ensemble piece as a sophomore. I could never imagine having the kind of tone control you demonstrated here! Your articulation is amazing as well. It’s beautiful!

[@lucioluciolucio]

I love it how expressive you are, this is wonderful!

[@gennadygefter4011]

BRAVISSIMO!
Haven for musicians, listeners, young flutists and all who appreciate this ART!

[@emilianobarreto8148]

Bellísimo. Expresivo.

[@sarosb]

Brilliant as always Claudio! :)

[@JohnDevitt]

Beautiful, Claudio!

[@sungpackhong4144]

0:38

[@artetnaturevideos6997]

Hello,
Thank you very much for this beautiful concert !
Best wishes !
Jean-Charles Bourquin, in France

[@tomgreene1843]

Great and powerful playing .

[@OmarAcostaflute]

Bravísimo Claudio!

[@emilianobarreto8148]

Qué bello.

[@donbarbaraphillipson6285]

No extraneous goo-ga pyrotechnics-just enough ornamentation to keep it lively and nimble. Superb tone and perfect tempos. My hero at last-well done!!!

[@RicordatiIlMioNome]

Stupendo!

[@dimitrijohanrenucci4178]

superbe !

[@qtwong7310]

3:30 Allegro
5:12 Siciliano
7:15 Allegro

[@steffen5121]

bravissimo Signore Barile

[@FreudeSchanken]

Bravo maestro!
Whatever you play, I love it!

[@claudiobarile]

Thank you, @user!🙏😁

[@RigouLuis]

Bien Claudio !

[@shunzeer8317]

for anyone looking for the 2016 texas 2 mallet etude it starts at 3:30

[@matthiasviennot9468]

Currently playing this piece in a more " Barocco " Style.
But your interpretation , dynamics in the 1 st mvmt especially, phrasing , tempi are just amazing.
Just having hard time with the vibrato there 👀
I ve been told so much on " Don t use vibrato in baroque music " 😂

[@henchfrezno]

Constant vibrato no, but as an ornament, definitely

[@milloob1827]

Very Good. This video has helped me lots! Thanks.

[@claudiobarile]

I'm glad the video helped you, Boris!

[@shinhawk]

I feel the urge to play The Flowers of Robert Mapplethorpe on the CD-I.

[@beattoedtli1040]

Very nice! Please come to Zurich! :-)

[@claudiobarile]

I hope so as well...!

[@claudiobarile]

I hope as well!

[@lauraobermairsopran]

i play the flute for 2 years now and I should learn this sonata for next lesson but I just DON'T get the rythm. Can anyone help me or has suggestion how I should practice it the best way? like slowly with this video in the background, with metronom or how shall I do practice it? thanks in advance:)

[@alexpevehouse1592]

katie bell git gud

[@RigouLuis]

My sugestion is: without metronome, and not looking to definy metric, but only direccion. Like a conversation. Talk any phrase like natural conversation. Bach will do the rest !

[@silkejoppien9196]

@@RigouLuis Das ist eine sehr schöne Empfehlung. A very nice Suggestion indeed.
Gruß von Silke

[@linalinagirl488]

5:14 siciliano
7:15 allegro assai

[@TellCookie]

3:30

[@umathurmanAnn]

비브라토 타고들어와쩌염

[@yingjunzhao4702]

3:32 to 4:10

[@robpinsent8486]

There’s to much vibrato for the baroque period

[@nataliex2724]

no one asked