This is a very unusual piece of the repertoire that sensei Mosurin recorded in a video: Jupiter, from The Planets, by Gustav Theodore Holst. Gustav Holst (1874-1934) was an English composer who get the fame with The Planets. This work is composed of seven movements, one for each planet and its corresponding astrological character as defined by Holst. Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity dates of 1914.
As usual, sensei Mosurin's nose flute is precise, clear as cristal, and the master creates a crescendo in power and sharpness (listen at 1'57"!!), to reach a real summit of pure playing. Really beautiful.
Very sweet.
ReplyDeleteYes... great... and what a breath!
DeleteHe is a real master and manages brillantly to make people forget that the noseflute is considered as a "funny" instrument... Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYep yep... Well, he's the only 100% professional we know. But he does the job quite well!
DeleteVery well played, love the intro that sounds as if it were a traditional Asian song performed on the bamboo flute.
ReplyDeleteHe has good nose flutes, good breath and good intonation. What else?
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