Nielsen Concerto
Emmanuel Pahud teaches the Nielsen Concerto in Masterclass no 1.
Pahud talks about production of air, posture, phrasing, the embouchure, musical interpretation and much more.
Of French and Swiss descent, Emmanuel Pahud was born in Geneva on 27 January 1970.
Pahud held the principal flute position of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (Claudio Abbado) from 1993 to 2000, after having held the same position with the Basel Radio Symphony Orchestra (Nello Santi) from 1989-92, and the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra (Sergiu Celibidache), 1992.
After being Professor of Flute at the Geneva Conservatoire, 2000-01, Pahud returned to the BPO (Simon Rattle) as principal flute in 2002.
Emmanuel Pahud appears courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
For more info about Emmanuel Pahud please visit: www.emmanuelpahud.net
🇪🇸Includes Spanish subtitles
LESSON PLAN
01 Chapter 1: Nielsen Concerto
Reviews
This is a superb class of this masterpiece. This concerto always is played as a nonsense collection of notes. In this masterclass, Pahud explains the concrete ideas that the composer had in mind and how he wrote it, and after this you really have another point of view of this concerto. I make a special mention of spanish subs, they're really really accurate. the app, and the webpage excellent as always, and the possibility to stream this video directly from your computer with subs and high quality makes this perfect. 5 stars and much more!!
