The Woodwind Family

In Episode Two of Series 2,Andy and Rob talk all things Woodwind. The woodwind section of the orchestra is grouped together solely because they were all originally made of wood. Each instrument actually has more differences than similarities and has its own family of instruments. In this podcast Rob and Andy explore the characteristics of these instruments while nibbling on a tasty treat - the dessert in this episode is Sticky Sour Cream Golden Syrup and Ginger Cake - see recipe details

Music in this Episode

Telemann Fantasia #12 Gminor for flute solo

Nielsen - Flute Concerto

Liebermann - Piccolo Concerto

Vivaldi: Oboe Concerto in A minor, RV 461

Morricone - Gabriel’s Oboe

Dvorak 9 English horn solo

Malcolm Arnold - Sonatina for clarinet & piano, Op. 29

Boismortier: Op.50 -Sonata n.4

Hummel: "Grand Concerto for bassoon und orchestra.

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0:00:11 Conversation on Woodwind and Gershwin with Cake Indulgence +

0:05:53 Conversation on the Woodwind Section of the Orchestra +

0:08:26 Conversation on the Basics of Flute Playing +

0:10:13 Exploring the Different Sounds of the Flute: A Conversation with Rob +

0:16:44 Conversation Analysis: Comparing Baroque and Modern Flute Techniques +

0:18:36 Conversation on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Playing the Flute and the Piccolo +

0:20:42 Conversation on the Piccolo and Oboe in the Orchestra +

0:23:08 Exploring the Oboe: A Discussion on the Instrument's History, Mechanics, and Unique Sound +

0:33:32 Conversation on the Clarinet: Exploring the History and Challenges of Playing the Instrument +

0:35:13 Exploring the Clarinet: A History and Overview +

0:42:02 Conversation on the Versatility of the Clarinet and Bassoon +

0:45:07 Exploring the Bassoon: An Interview with Andy +

0:48:09 Exploring the Bassoon: A Discussion on the Instrument's Unique Mechanics and Challenges +

0:50:29 "Exploring the Woodwind Section of the Orchestra with Andy and Rob" +

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