Raymond Guiot: parle Jazz articulation, improvise sur ma flûte Louis Lot, Handel 'Jazzifier'

If you like my work, please consider making a donation at PayPal.Me/janerutterflute Raymond Guiot parle sur Jazz articulation et joue sur ma flûte Louis Lot (avec une tete Powell) puis un peu de Handel Jazzifier a la flûte francaise! Il a 83 ans (il est trop cool). cela me fait penser au Swingle Singers! Jane Rutter honours the French Flute School each time she picks up her flute to play.-Raymond Guiot Internationally-acclaimed concert soloist Australian-French flutist Jane Rutter, was recently knighted by France (Chevalier des Arts et Lettres). She is an expert in the French Flute School and is considered by many as a trail blazer and a major influence in classical music. Known for her mystical flute meditations and onstage warmth, she brilliantly conveys passion, sparkling technique and elegance of expression through her beautiful flute playing.Soloist, award-winning TV presenter, multi-ARIA (Australian Grammy) nominee, & one of Who Magazine’s 30 Most Beautiful People, Jane is in demand as an Artistic Director and composer. A student of Jean-Pierre Rampal & Alain Marion, from her first iconic album, Nocturnes and Preludes for Flute, Jane’s sublime flute playing has seen a further 23 further best- selling albums released including Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, French Kiss and Flute Spirit: Dreams and Improvisations. Jane performs regularly in Paris and around the world: from Recital Halls to the Sydney Opera House, from Music Festivals to Theatre / Cabaret venues. Her early Chamber Jazz group, POSH, (now Third Culture World Chamber Music) was a forerunner of Yoyo Ma’s Silk Road Ensemble. Renowned for her musical imagination, Jane is one of the world's finest classical & world-music flutists. Jane Rutter is one of the finest flautists... She is a free spirit, one of the blessed people. –The Sunday Age A star of the flute! –London Daily Mail Jane Rutter is a brilliant flutist of the highest quality -Jean-Pierre Rampal A fluid, fragile haunting and delicately aching performance- Sydney Arts Guide Flautist Jane Rutter was one of the first... to shatter the musty image of classical music… kicking up a storm with her debut album.... Rutter quickly earned herself the title Madonna of the Flute, becoming classical music’s siren. The album, Nocturne and Preludes, sold 35,000 copies, unheard of in classical circles. Her albums continue to top the classical charts in an outstanding career that spans classical, jazz and world music. -The West