Hi Drora:



I am hoping your students keep their video promise to perform on their recor=
ders. =C2=A0It would be fantastic if in their performance they give their na=
me and what instrument they are playing. =C2=A0It is important for me/us to=20=
know what brands your recorders are. =C2=A0It is a lesson in itself. =C2=A0Y=
our country has their own brands made in your country. There are people who=20=
love this instrument they make it in your county. I love this. Yet another w=
ay we are different but yet so the same. =C2=A0




What a pleasure to see your response. =C2=A0




Happy Passover to you.

Ellie=C2=A0


-----Original Message-----
From: Drora Bruck
To: Recorder_Classroom
Sent: Wed, 8 Apr 2009 2:25 pm
Subject: Re: [RECL]recorder on Youtube by my students and myself








Dear Ellie,

It was so heart warming to read your mail - I od thank your kind words
...and am happy i sent these selections. Unfortunately these are merely a
few, but my students have promised me that they would record on video all
concerts from now on, and that we could continue publishing them. I think it
is important to share ideas, music, etc.

As for your question -
Tamar plays on a European made instrument which i do not remember now which
it is.

Gil plays on an Israeli recorder, Ariel, made by the israeli comapny Zamir
which closed a few years back, improved by local recorder maker Yoav Ran,
the ensemble children i have to look and see,=20
and I play in the "she who
sits in the gardens" on a beautiful Ebony recorder made by another Israeli
maker - Nir Prizant, the low pitch recorder in Handel is my Van Der Poel,
and I think in the Telemann too...the Quynade music, I have to check...

:)

Is there a link to a thread on this group archive where people tell
something about who they are and their recorder life? or is the fact I am
new can encourage an introduction thread?

Happy Passover,

Drora

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 7:38 PM, wrote:

> Dear Drora:
>
>
>
> It makes my heart sing to watch and listen to these selections you've sent
> us. What a beautiful heart soaring addition to my recorder life. I must
> capture these pieces to share with my students. Magnificent. My only
> complaint is to be able to see some of your students closer and an
> identification of what kind of recorder they are playing. Are your recorde=
rs
> Israeli made?
>
>
>
>
> You've enriched my life.
>
> Ellie --- who asked for hand holding because I didnot see this picture of
> the potential.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Drora Bruck
> To: list@recorderclassroom.com
> Sent: Wed, 8 Apr 2009 3:52 am
> Subject: [RECL]recorder on Youtube by my students and myself
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> concertino for recorder - Werdin<
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DwCAe11CFoIE>
>
> Recorder ensemble of the Israeli Conservatory Music, Tel Aviv, coached by
> D.
> Bruck
> soloists: 1st move
ment: Elad Wasserstein (16)
> 3rd movement: Roi Maori (12)
>
>
> "She who sits in the garden" - by Eyal Baht (Israel,
> 1999)
>
> One of the most beautiful pieces composed for recorder and piano (in my
> humble opinion) by Israeli composer eyal Baht, performed live by myslef
> and
> Marina Minkin on piano.
>
> Ensemble Quynade - Alta
> Trinita<
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DwYnTa3ulJx0&feature=3DPlayList&p=3DA5FEB9=
963DF4CB40&index=3D0
> >
>
> Telemann quartet in d minor for recorder and 2
> flutes<
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DWhIICpoSjmc&feature=3DPlayList&p=3DA5FEB9=
963DF4CB40&index=3D1
> >
>
> Handel=3D2
> 0- sonata in C - with Shalev Ad
> El
>
> Corelli - sonata in F, 1st movement<
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DPejLNybbzPg>
> Gil is 15 years old. accompanying on the harpsichord: Miri Singer
> 2nd movement
> 3rd movement
> 4th movement
> 5th movement
>
> Mancini
> Tamar Lalo was my first academy student to graduate under my coaching, and
> is now leading a versitile career in Europe.
>
> Telemann
> Tamar...yet again...
>
> Philidor
>
> Tamar...
>
> With love to all my students wherever they are :)
>
> Drora
>
> --
> Drora Br
uck
>
> Head of Early Music Department,
> The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv
>
> Performace Department,
> Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance
>
> Call me on skype: Drora.bruck
>
> --
> Drora Bruck
>
> Head of Early Music Department,
> The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv
>
> Performace Department,
> Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance
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The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv

Performace Department,
Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance

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