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He literally says 'Khachaturian flute concerto' kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iK6hh8-hm5rWfYk.html

I found a version called Concerto for Flute and Piano, as a free pdf a few days ago. Edited by Jean Pierre Rampal. He speaks too fast when he says it and I'd never heard of Khachaturian. So I'd been searching for catchaturean, catchaturian etc. If I try and play those low Ds quickly, the sound starts to get less and less. If you still can't find it, it goes. D-D, F E F

That’s the khatchaturian concerto

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I think Emmanuel Pahud is probably speaking on the general idea of flow of air (even in staccato passages) as opposed to tightening the muscles of lips and tongue. My impression is that underlying his exposition was the technique of diafragma staccato, that doesn't rely on the tongue's more incisive movement. That is trained by doing staccato notes without using the tongue, focusing the air without tightening the lips (nor the throat) and using your diafragma to rhythmically blowing the air and getting a full resonating staccato, as much as your legato. That may be hard in the beginning, but once you get a good resounding staccato using the flux of air or breath, you just add the tongue in order to get a more defined attack to each note. Monsieur Pahud suggested that by saying "flute is a breath instrument and not a tongue instrument" and elsewhere he said articulation was something done with breath and not the tongue. Training quick diafragma staccato is demanding on your diafragma muscles and may be helpful too in learning the correct technique of vibrato, not using the throat like a goat's screaming. Monsieur Pahud is just introducing a general concept, and certainly in a personal lesson he would teach technical exercises to put it in practice - and his performance is the best evidence of his theory!

khachaturian flute concerto Mvt.1

Poulenc Flute Sonata 3rd movement

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