This video is part of my degree recital for the degree of Bachelor in Music mention Symphonic Soloist. I hope you enjoy it. Hello there, my name is Miguel, I'm a professional flutist certified with a Diploma

I would like to share what it was my recital to get my bachelor's degree in music. This happened a month ago and it was a big challenge for me prepare to such a big event. This was the first piece I played,

This is the backingtrack for the ones who want to play the flute I in this beautiful piece. Feel free to play it and let me know how it goes in the comments box below. Hello there, my name is Miguel, I'm

Play along with me! I created this video for us to play together this beautiful duet that I usually work on with my students. Feel free to play it and let me know how it goes in the comments box below.

This is one of my favorite studies so far. It is deeply expressive which demands from the performer a certain sensitivity to those little details. The first part is "a guisa di barcarola" which

Musical notation is in constant progress and it is very difficult to clearly define how ornamentation was executed in times when recordings did not yet exist. However, musicologists come to the rescue

This little duo has quite a unique story. As I have told you before, I am a flute teacher, I work with students all over the world and one of them (based in Hong Kong) is a wonderful little boy who loves

Ohh, I was so focus in the music on this one that I completely forgot to turn off the fan!! You can hear it pretty clearly when I’m breathing in and is quite annoying tbh. Even then, because these videos

Lovely Mozart’s music teaching. It’s incredible how powerful this music is even after centuries of being created! in this video I am teaching a class on musical phrasing in Mozart and most of the composers

I start feeling way more comfortable with this series of videos. My goal is not to create a perfect version but something more organic and real. I want you to know a bit of the thought process that happens

Greetings to all, This is the first time in a very long time (years maybe!) that I am participating in a Hive open mic. The reason I come back is my deep desire to connect with other musicians and music

I start feeling way more comfortable with this series of videos. My goal is not to create a perfect version but something more organic and real. I want you to know a bit of the thought process that happens

At the beginning of this etude is written the word "martellato", which means hammered in Italian. Curious thing, because this term is used almost exclusively for string instruments. Thank God

I've really enjoyed making this kind of videos. I like the idea of being able to share with you etudes that one day I will play or have already played and tell you what I think about, what details I like

There is something about Hisaishi's music that makes it so nostalgic! A deep piece of my soul connects quickly with that and makes me want to play this music every day of my life. Hope you enjoy it and

[Koehler #7. Book I. Op 3.] So far, this is one of the studies I have enjoyed the most. Despite the difficulty in maintaining sonority in the low register, control over slurred sixteenth notes, and phrasing

"Married Life" is a theme from the movie "Up" by Pixar studio. It is one of my favorite movies and this beautiful theme tells us about the beauty of love, family and building a whole

This is part of the 2022 Flute Festival we had at the Simón Bolívar Conservatory of Music, after 2 weeks of intense work by all the students, we celebrated with a ton of recitals where they were able to

Ornamentation in the classical period inherited much from its predecessor. In those times it was not customary to write down all the notes to be ornamented because it was considered that the performer's

It has happened to all of us. We work hard all week and just on the day of the class we get a headache, the weather is bad and the planets align so that everything sounds bad that day. As a student I've