SOUND MODELS PROJECT
PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS FOR PART 1 and 2 of the "PROFESSIONAL MODELS PROJECT":
1) What piece AND artist (name the composer and title of the piece AND who is playing it) do you plan to share with the class?
2) What GENRE of music would you call it (classical, rock, jazz, pop, etc...)?
3) Include a link to the YouTube video or sound recording, if possible.
4) What do you like about this artist's sound? Why do they sound good to you?
5) What piece that your section shared with you were you most impressed with? Name the piece, composer, and the artist that played it.
Armstrong Louis, 'La Vie En Rose' jazz Trumpet Solo Transcription (Version Bb) Luis is playing it. Jazz is the genre. https://youtu.be/0myQtLC2ZDw
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Little girl blue, Ora briant.
1) Libertango by Astor Piazzlo, performed by Alison Balsom
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3) https://youtu.be/tiMD7FdhbPo
4) How with a mute she could go from high to low with very good tone
5) Flight of the bumblebee by Nikolai Rimsky performed by Rafael Mendez. I was very impressed by the speed of his playing, and how it sounded very articulate and not blurred
1. Flight of the bumblebee by
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2. Genre is classical
3. https://youtu.be/gUij8FCg0z8
4. He sounds good to me because he plays really fast with good tone and articulation
5. Libertango played by Alison Balsom Astor pizazzlo is the composer I liked that she could play high to low fast with good tone.
1) In-Gun Hwang playing Sonata for Oboe and Continuo in C Minor by Antonio Vivaldi
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E-pIudhSCSg
4) I like his tone when he plays low notes and his technique when moving in between notes
5) Henrik Chaim Goldschmidt playing Gabriel’s Oboe by Ennio Morricone
1.) I picked Money by Pink Floyd with Dick Parry on Tenor sax.
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3.)https://youtu.be/cpbbuaIA3Ds
4.)I like how he plays and how he is playing in 7 4 time signature which is difficult.
5.) I liked all the songs my group played but I like The Sax Guy who Riley shared.
1. I’m getting sentimental over you - Tommy Dorsey
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3. https://youtu.be/OqmBgw5t3ZE
4. The clarity and tone, especially in the higher registers, which this piece is all about
5. Wycliffe Gordon - Sweet Louisiana (idk the composer)
1. I’m sharing Jasmine Choi playing The Flight of the Bumblebee by Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov
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3. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JWB1R0sCZVY
4. I like that her sound is still extremely clear and has clear tonguing even at an extremely quick speed
5. I was most impressed with Saint Saens’ Swan played by Jeanne Baxstresser
1) The piece is oboe concerto trv 242 by Richard Strauss and played by François Leleux.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gUCtstlCDj8 at 9:40
4) What I really love about this artist's sound is how clear and rich it sounds. The oboe naturally sounds really nasally or like a pair of bagpipes so what really sets a good player apart is how clear the sound is, especially when you tongue the notes.
5) In-Gun Hwang playing the piece sonata for oboe and continuo in c minor by Antonio Vivaldi.
1) Song: Classico Artist: David Lewis Played By: Alison Balsom. Yes I plan to share it with the class
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3)https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B1eyZAedhY4
4)I like the tone they use. It sounds good to me because of the type of music and how it’s played.
5) Tin Tin Deo - Artist and Player: Dizzy Gillespie
1) I plan to share Jason Weber’s solo from Can U Feel Me Now by Jason Weber.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=puWUfbnAEV0 1:41
4) Jason weber’s altissimo range to me is extremely good.
5) Ornithology, made and played by Charlie Parker.
1. I will share orntihology written and played by Charlie parker
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3. https://youtu.be/Z2tvlp7RnlM
4. I really like his full tone and jazzy articulations
5. Giant steps written and played by John Coltrane
1) I chose a beatboxing flute piece by the artist name of Greg Patillo.
ReplyDelete2) I’d say this is a contemporary piece.
3) https://youtu.be/59ZX5qdIEB0
4) I like that the sound is unique and funky and cool. They sound good because the articulations are on point and the dynamics and everything.
5) I was most impressed with Maggie’s piece Fantasy performed by Elisabeth Wentland composed by Kuhlau.
1)Putting On The Ritz played by Jasmine Choi
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3)https://youtu.be/oCv7-ns4pnI 1:40
4)I liked the way she buzzed her flute and her tone quality was very nice. It sounded good because it was unique.
5)Fantasy by Fredrick Kahlau played by Elisabeth Wentland.
1. Martin Fröst playing “Let’s Be Happy” by Giora Feidman.
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3. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O_JkhFuzEoo
4. I thought that he had really good articulation. I also like the style of the song.
5. I was most impressed with Han Kim playing “Clarinet Concerto No. 2” by Carl Maria von Weber.
1. “Little Girl Blue” by Clora Bryant, who also composed it.
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3. https://youtu.be/FFCO5pZgHYs
4. I love the slow and steady pace of this song. It’s very “fatale” and her voice blends beautifully with the slow, melodic, yet piercing tone of the trumpet. It sounds good to me because it’s very heart-wrenching and tells the story of a sad little girl who counts her fingers and cries.
5. La Vie en Rose, by Louis Armstrong. The original version was sung in French by french composer and singer, Èdith Paif as a traditional pop piece. Louis preforms it on his trumpet.
1) The piece I picked is fantasy in D major for solo flute, op. 38 nr. 1. The composer of the piece is Friedrich Kuhlau. The person playing the piece is Elisabeth Wentland.
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3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be1jJCH32OU
4) I like her tone and how it stays consistent when she changes registers. In addition you could also hear her good articulations.
5) The piece was called Allegro from sonata in G minor and it was composed by Bach. The flute player is Maria Piccinini and the style is baroque.
1. I plan to share Solo de Concours by H. Rabaud performed by Han Kim
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3. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8AzV_Sz-oYw
4. The artist has a clear, full tone and precise technique. It sounds good because I only hear clarinet, not airy or spitty sound
5. I was most impressed with the Nielsen Clarinet Concerto composed by Carl Nielsen and performed by Anthony McGill
1. Allegro from Sonata in G Minor composed by J.S Bach and played by Marina Piccinini
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3. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FAcJz38jAG0
4. Her tone is steady and smooth and she is good at putting character into her playing by using dynamics and different articulations
5. The piece that I was most impressed with was Nel cor piu non mi sento by Theobald Boehm and preformed by Christine Draegler
1. Evelyn Glennie performing Rhythmic Caprice by Leigh Howard Stevens.
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3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLAQ0myEFgA&t=0s&list=PLaFkeqf4Dto_gyU1EsZhlvtrqEP4BMewD&index=3
4. I like all of the different techniques that she uses with the mallets.
5. I enjoyed listening to Tylers piece. It was of a street performer so we didn't know who it was or if they were playing a certain song, but I thought is sounded cool.
1. I plan to share Emmanual Pahud playing Mozart's Flute concerto in G.
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3.https://youtu.be/8OzM5yeb8Lc?t=1m49s
4.I really like his tone and technique, his vibrato is also really well used.
5.I really liked Jeanne Baxtresser playing the Swan by Cammile Saint-Seanes.
1. Michi composed and preformed by Keiko Abe
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3.https://www.musikalessons.com/blog/2017/02/great-percussionists/
4. It’s vibey and I haven’t seen lot of Asian/ Pacific Islander women being this successful in a percussion section.The groove shifts from fast to slow and it’s suspenseful, I like it when music can make me feel emotions.
5. Evelyn Glennie preform Caprice by Leigh composed by Howard Stevens
1) I plan to share Michele Bowen playing Bassoon Concerto in F Major, Op.75, composed by Carl Maria von Weber.
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3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ1Nz3UOOas
4) I chose this artist because I love how playful and light her playing sounds, and she was easily able to transition from any low or high notes. She has a really fast tongue and hands, and she also has a rich, deep, and in-tune sound.
5) I was most impressed with Hao yen Chan playing Bach Cello Suite no.1 Prelude.
Kodo and made by them
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3.https://youtu.be/C7HL5wYqAbU
4.Hostoric culture and loud sound
5.my fav piece of my friends was Tyler's which was Andrew it was a street drummer on buckets.
1) I am sharing Jason Weber’s solo in Can U Feel Me Now by Jason Weber.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=puWUfbnAEV0 at 2:01
4) Their altissimo register is extremely high and their tone was really good in my opinion.
5) Ornithology, played and made by Charlie Parker.
1. The piece is called Blue Horizon and the composer is Sidney Bechet. Has multiples composers.
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3. https://youtu.be/tN2EurONieA
4. I like how fast he is playing into the clarinet, because it sounds very interesting, almost like a person singing.
5. My favorite out of my group was Solo de Concourse piece by Han Kim
1) Jo Jo Mayer
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3) https://youtu.be/gKve3TyC0Sk
4) He plays extremely fast with good tempo
5) Street Drummer from Tyler
1. Ivan Pacecho is playing a snare solo.
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3. https://youtu.be/3rQPyj9XtPk
4. I was impressed with the sticking(speed and flips)
5. I enjoyed Flight of the Bumblebee performed by Claudio Santagelo. The composer is Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
1)Flying home, lienol hampton.
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4) he’s very relaxed and looked like he didn’t miss a note
5) Andrew, street drumming
1. Take Five by Dave Brubeck preformed by Camaleon Bassoons (Alexandre Silverio, Francisco Formiga, Jose Arion Linarez, Romeu Rabello)
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3. Take five bassoons
4. I like that normally I hear bassoons in a classical setting, but its cool to see them playing jazz. I like how each of the four bassoonists has their own unique sound. Their high notes have very wonderful tone.
5. Michele Bowen bassoon concerto op.75 by Carl Maria von Weber.
1) Weber is the composer. The piece is called Weber Concertino. The soloist is 14-year-old Radek Baborá.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vmbyBHGLfv8
4) I liked how he could trill without using his the keys to change the notes. He is clear and can hit really low notes
5) The piece that I was most impressed by was Ornithology.The composer is Charlie Parker.The piece is called Ornithology.
The artist who played this piece is also Charlie Parker.
1. Carl Neilsons concerto player by Anthony McGill
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3.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EhEUX3Xy2qM
4. His tone was amazing and was very passionate.
5.Han Kim Weber clarinet concerto no 2
1) Weber is the composer. The piece is called Weber Concertino. The soloist is 14-year-old Radek Baborá.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vmbyBHGLfv8
4) I liked how he could trill without using his the keys to change the notes. He is clear and can hit really low notes
5) The piece that I was most impressed by was Ornithology.The composer is Charlie Parker.The piece is called Ornithology.
The artist who played this piece is also Charlie Parker.
1) Weber is the composer. The piece is called Weber Concertino. The soloist is 14-year-old Radek Baborá.
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3) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vmbyBHGLfv8
4) I liked how he could trill without using his the keys to change the notes. He is clear and can hit really low notes
5) The piece that I was most impressed by was Ornithology.The composer is Charlie Parker.The piece is called Ornithology.
The artist who played this piece is also Charlie Parker.
1)Flying home, loniel Hampton
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4) very happy the whole time
5)Andrew, street drumming
1. Micheal Lowenstern is the man I chose and he will be playing luigi bassi's rigoletto on bass clarinet
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3. https://youtu.be/qwikPI3_75c
4. I really liked his technique and the way he makes it his own
5. I enjoyed what piper presented in class. She presented a piece by Gioria Feidman called let's be happy and is being played my Martim Frost.
1. I’m sharing Han Kim playing Weber Clarinet Concerto No. 2 composed by Carl Maria von Weber
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3. https://youtu.be/IoXjbXTcpdo
4. I like how confident he is in his playing and how he moves with the music
5. Piper shared a video of Mark Frost playing Let’s Be Happy by Giora Feidman and I liked it the best because he did an amazing job executing the song.
1- tohou of nights on ruler (unknown artist)
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4- chose it cause it counts as percussion and is funny and requires a good ear
5- I liked rileys choice
1) I am presenting Ryan Palmer playing Carnival of Venice, an Italian folk tune.
ReplyDelete2)it's a romance folk song
3)https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nUW_6m5GWh8
4)the notes sound very precise and he's playing a piccolo horn which is super cool. His notes are very articulate and he's playing super fast, super impressive.
5)Adrianna shared a 14-year-old boy playing a horn. I think it's super impressive that a 14-year-old boy can play super good on the horn!!! The boy's name is Radek Baboràk and he is playing Weber concerto for horn.
1. Czardas by Oystein Baadsvik
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3.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYOsNp4O7AU
4. I liked the sound he played with. He was resonant.
5. Colin showed me the James Bond theme played by an unknown baritone player.
Sweet Louisiana sola by Wycliffe Gordon.
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https://youtu.be/I4i1KcqWikY
I liked the way he used the two mutes together.
Owens - Martin Wilson... good time and intonation... czardas
1. Pete Fountain playing Just A closer walk with thee by Pasty Cline
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3.https://youtu.be/3BP-NGFooJU
4.I really liked the jazz style he’s able to play on the clarinet.
5. I liked the sound of Micheal Lawenstern’s romantic piece that Mia shared with the group.
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ReplyDelete1. gordo drummer. 2. street drummer. 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9DJjQsIBcM&t=69s 4. i picked this video because i thought it was very cool. i did not like that he only played on the big buckets. i liked joes recording
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