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Student Recital Series: David Diaz, flute
Recorded and Live Streamed by: TCU School of Music
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Theobald Böhm was a German flutist, inventor, and composer, best known for
developing the modern flute and its fingering system. His variations on "Nel cor più
non mi sento" is based on an aria from Paisiello’s La Molinara and demonstrates his
mastery of virtuosic flute writing. The piece features a theme followed by brilliant,
contrasting variations that highlight agility, articulation, and lyrical phrasing,
making it both a technical challenge and an expressive showcase.
Title card 0:00-0:15
Intro & Theme 0:16-3:31
Variation I 3:32-4:58
Variation II 4:59-6:01
Variation III 6:02-7:16
Variation IV 7:17-8:46
Variation VI 8:47-9:58
Outro 9:59-10:09
Student Recital Series: David Diaz, flute
Recorded and Live Streamed by: TCU School of Music
📷 Follow me on Instagram! - instagram.com/david.plays.flute
🌴 Check out my Linktree! - https://linktr.ee/daviddiazflute
Hello everyone! This will be one of my many college recital recording throughout each semester. If you like my talent and progress, please subscribe and stay tuned for more videos. Enjoy the recording!
Theobald Böhm was a German flutist, inventor, and composer, best known for
developing the modern flute and its fingering system. His variations on "Nel cor più
non mi sento" is based on an aria from Paisiello’s La Molinara and demonstrates his
mastery of virtuosic flute writing. The piece features a theme followed by brilliant,
contrasting variations that highlight agility, articulation, and lyrical phrasing,
making it both a technical challenge and an expressive showcase.
Title card 0:00-0:15
Intro & Theme 0:16-3:31
Variation I 3:32-4:58
Variation II 4:59-6:01
Variation III 6:02-7:16
Variation IV 7:17-8:46
Variation VI 8:47-9:58
Outro 9:59-10:09


![Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano (Baroque & Blue) - Claude Bolling | @DavidDiazFlute on #youtube
Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano (Baroque & Blue) by Claude Bolling
[Played on Flute & Jazz Piano]
The French jazz pianist, composer, and arranger Claude Bolling was a virtuoso of crossover music, celebrated for blending the sophistication of classical form with the spontaneity and swing of American jazz. Suite No. 1 for Flute & Piano was a groundbreaking collaboration with legendary flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, becoming one of the most commercially successful classical-jazz crossovers works. The opening movement, Baroque and Blue, perfectly encapsulates the suite’s concept that features a flute line that intertwines the elegant ornamentation of a Baroque dance with the bluesy inflections and walking bass line of a jazz combo, creating a playful and effortlessly stylish dialogue.
#flute #music #recital #fyp #viral #youtube #shorts Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano (Baroque & Blue) - Claude Bolling | @DavidDiazFlute on #youtube](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jTVWhsokrkI/mqdefault.jpg)







