The breath is integral and unforced: Deena T. Grossman at Congregation Beth Israel and on record
Briefly

"The first movement was a solo piece for alto flute, performed by Zach Galatis. Galatis effectively used the low register with a breathy tone with a pleasant vibrato that filled the sanctuary..."
"A person who is davening, first and foremost, is connected to the expression of the prayer, the melody, the chant. The breath is integral and unforced..."
"The characteristic sound comes from the wide step between the second and third notes. You may also recognize the scale from Klezmer music, as it is the scale from which we get 'Hava Nagila' and 'Sha Shtil.'"
"Ultimately the music was inspired by her childhood experiences hearing her grandfather's morning prayers. Grossman gives this guidance for the performers in the program notes..."
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