Hear a Performance of Neo-Baroque 1
This piece seems to be more for violin than a wind instrument. Circular breathing would come in handy.
Monday, February 4, 2008
On Air: Neo-Baroque 1
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Please feel free to download these flute pieces, perform them, and comment on them. If you wish to contact me by email my address is:
markperry19@gmail.com
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All the scores are in PDF.
Please feel free to download these flute pieces, perform them, and comment on them. If you wish to contact me by email my address is:
markperry19@gmail.com
If you record your performance and would like to post it here, by all means send it on.
All the scores are in PDF.
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About Mark Perry
Flute Teacher:
Michele Sahm taught me in a course called "Class Flute" in spring 1976 at Boston University. She was only 25 but her spirit was that of a much older person. She passed away in 1988. Here is a Boston Globe obituary and an interesting memorial statement from a fellow student at New York City's High School of Performing Arts.
Flute:
Muramatsu CF4 (I think), made in 1980. Bought used from Flute World. I'm very happy with it. Couldn't survive without it. But the upper register is very ornery; I get better results with an old Gemeinhardt.
I listen to:
James Galway
Pat Metheny
Murray Perahia
Players and singers with little or no vibrato:
Rachel Podger, for example
Baroque ensembles: King's Noyse; Il Giardino Armonico
Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares
Take 6
Chanticleer
Crossover Pop:
Jeffrey Osborne
Patti Austin
Janet Jackson
Early Tower of Power (of course)
Earth Wind and Fire (of course)
Michele Sahm taught me in a course called "Class Flute" in spring 1976 at Boston University. She was only 25 but her spirit was that of a much older person. She passed away in 1988. Here is a Boston Globe obituary and an interesting memorial statement from a fellow student at New York City's High School of Performing Arts.
Flute:
Muramatsu CF4 (I think), made in 1980. Bought used from Flute World. I'm very happy with it. Couldn't survive without it. But the upper register is very ornery; I get better results with an old Gemeinhardt.
I listen to:
James Galway
Pat Metheny
Murray Perahia
Players and singers with little or no vibrato:
Rachel Podger, for example
Baroque ensembles: King's Noyse; Il Giardino Armonico
Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares
Take 6
Chanticleer
Crossover Pop:
Jeffrey Osborne
Patti Austin
Janet Jackson
Early Tower of Power (of course)
Earth Wind and Fire (of course)
Flute Links
James Galway
Who?
Cyberflute.com
Have fun playing duets with Kathy Ferneau online.
Jennifer Cluff
A very interactive site.
John Ranck's Practice Corner
Here you'll find good links for free sheet music. Scroll down to "Free online tunes" under the heading "Teaching Tips."
Who?
Flute central on the net.
Cyberflute.com
Have fun playing duets with Kathy Ferneau online.
Jennifer Cluff
A very interactive site.
John Ranck's Practice Corner
Here you'll find good links for free sheet music. Scroll down to "Free online tunes" under the heading "Teaching Tips."
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