tonebase Flute Course

Brahms

Symphony No. 4

Taught by renowned flutist

Marianne Gedigian

In this course, Marianne Gedigian guides us through her comprehensive approach to this famous solo. She gives us tools to improve finger connection, interpret Brahms’ expressive marks, and to phrase this solo to create a compelling performance.

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    Difficulty: 
    Intermediate
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    Duration: 
    1
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Course Syllabus

3 before 176 to 180

Marianne Gedigian guides us through Ravel’s brilliant flute solo from his Daphnis et Chloe Suite No. 2. Gedigian covers this solo in great detail while also helping us see the big-picture aspects of this work.

Demonstration

Marianne Gedigian beautifully demonstrates the Daphnis et Chloé excerpt.

In this course, Marianne Gedigian guides us through Ravel’s brilliant flute solo from his Daphnis et Chloe Suite No. 2. Gedigian covers this solo in great detail while also helping us see the big-picture aspects of this work.

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Marianne Gedigian
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Marianne Gedigian

Marianne Gedigian is currently the Professor of Flute at Rice University, and was formerly Acting Principal Flute of the Boston Symphony and the Boston Pops for many years.

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Marianne Gedigian

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