Favorite Recording Artist :)

    
Favorite Recording Artist :)    22:16 on Wednesday, July 28, 2010          

spencerflute
(38 points)
Posted by spencerflute

If you had to pick between your top three flutists recording today, who would you pick? Mine would be (in this order) Carol Wincenc, Emmanuel Pahud, and Marina Piccinini.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    01:21 on Thursday, July 29, 2010          

cflutist
(175 points)
Posted by cflutist

All three of them play Brannen-Cooper flutes.

My favorite right now is Pahud, I just bought 5 of his CDs including the Complete Bach Flute Sonatas which I love.

I have lots of other CDs by Rampal and Galway, but I wouldn't say that they are my favorite right now. I do like the Galway Mercadante Concerti though.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    09:05 on Thursday, July 29, 2010          

spencerflute
(38 points)
Posted by spencerflute

Carol used to play on brannens, but now she plays on a burkart. She is my absolute fave Her sound is very unique and different, it makes me just want to keep listening to her. I LOVE HER


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    18:56 on Sunday, August 1, 2010          

jim22
(247 points)
Posted by jim22

I'm an old-timer... I have several Rampal recordings (on vinyl! ). I also have a couple recordings of James Galway (on CD).


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    23:08 on Sunday, August 1, 2010          

cflutist
(175 points)
Posted by cflutist

I've got the Rampal Vivaldi Concerti on vinyl too - it was a boxed set :-)

My Dual direct drive turntable is in the closet now. Haven't used it for many years.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    08:40 on Monday, August 2, 2010          

spencerflute
(38 points)
Posted by spencerflute

I have Rampal doing the Bach sonatas. they are nice, but i realize he does take them a bit fast.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    02:48 on Wednesday, August 4, 2010          

Pyrioni
(437 points)
Posted by Pyrioni

Emmanuel Pahud - technique and tone
Jacques Zoon - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDJuTkhHQso - pure tone and expression
James Galway - technique and vibrato

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Patrick Gallois is also good
Rampal is not bad, but many recordings are a bit too fast.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    16:55 on Thursday, August 5, 2010          

spark12
(64 points)
Posted by spark12

Emmanuel Pahud, Julius Baker, Rampal (Mozart + Bach)...I'm also leaning towards Sharon Bezaly, yes I love her dark sound...Marina Piccinini...


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    21:34 on Thursday, August 5, 2010          

Bilbo
(1340 points)
Posted by Bilbo

Nicolet for the Bach Sonatas if you can find them.
Denis Bouriakov for a few YouTube performances (Esp a BAch Violin Transcription)
Josh Smith has some of the Bach Sonatas out and the 12 Telemann Fantasias are very expressive.


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    07:53 on Saturday, August 7, 2010          

spencerflute
(38 points)
Posted by spencerflute

I have Baker's live C.D. that has the Poulenc, the Muczynski, and others.... I really like well LOVE his sound, but he distorts all of the rhythms and it just sounds really amateur (and this could have been because he was older when the record was made) but I love when he plays the Mozart Concerto in G


Re: Favorite Recording Artist :)    07:56 on Saturday, August 7, 2010          

spencerflute
(38 points)
Posted by spencerflute

and I have Sharon Bezaly doing the Ibert Concerto, and I really do enjoy that, but that is the only thing of hers that I have....


   




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