Henri Dutilleux - Sonatine for Flute and Piano(1943)(with full score)
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2019
- Mov.1: Allegretto 00:05
Mov.2: Andante 04:00
Mov.3: Animé 05:19
Fl. Emmanuel Pahud
Pf. Eric Le Sage
Predating his official Opus 1 (the Piano Sonata) by five years, Henri Dutilleux's Flute Sonatina hardly reflects the composer's distinctive mature style; it's in a more generic, sometimes saucy French manner. The Paris Conservatory commissioned it as a test piece for the graduating flutists of 1942.
Lasting barely ten minutes, the sonatina falls into three sections played without pause. It begins with a mysterious, tonally ambiguous flute theme played over an angular, rising and falling piano motif that strongly recalls the style of Dmitry Kabalevsky. The flute offers some brighter material as a bridge to a restatement of the opening piano melody, now appropriated fully by the flute and sounding gradually more playful. A fast, tense, and questioning flute cadenza leads to an expressive, lyrical andante reminiscent of Poulenc in his most serious instrumental mode. Excitement eventually builds until the piano takes over with a jubilant, if initially frantic, melody. This burbling material soon becomes the flute's property, and the remainder of the section tests the flutist's articulation, breath control, and agility in music that grows increasingly lighthearted. Near the end, a challenging cadenza alludes to motifs from all three sections of the sonatina, with the piano joining for an accelerando through the final, bright measures.
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Why is nobody giving credit to the pianist, he’s so good!😭
I so love everything about this performance. Especially how he can tastefully bang out those Lol register notes. Emanuel PLEASE come back to Boston.
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デュティユーの作品の中では「入門」のような立ち位置であり、非常に聴きやすく、明確な構成とメロディである。
彼のエッセンスが凝縮されている作品でもあり、僕はこの作品が１番好き。
Probably the most difficult flute solo everrrrrrrrr
You've never seen the Chant de Linos, then.
This was an old comment but I started practicing Chant like 2 years ago? I don’t really remember haha. Even more difficult than Chant however is Khachaturian 🙃 Ive been in and out of practice so my technique has slipped a bit so not sure how I would have fared initially reading through Khachaturian but it seemed like so much more of a struggle than it would have been since November last year before life got crazy 😂 ah my ramblings. Chant de Linos is amazing
@@danielwalker2381 I realized after I made the comment how old it was, but I thought I would just leave it! I've played a bit with the Khachaturian & Chant de Linos but don't know if I could ever get either one of them to performance level. I blame the Khachaturian's difficulties on the fact that it's originally for violin. Excuses, excuses haha.
It is not so difficult
5:19 is such a good transition
It's so great, you don't realise it's a transition until after the fact
Brilliant piece
Dios mío, qué pieza...
Pure heaven
5:21 gives me flashbacks to Guardian attacks in Breath of the Wild
My favorite piece for flute (Martin Ballade is a close second).
Great
I dig this...
Une chose brillante!!
Nice
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Thanks so much! Very useful
Useful for what?
5:21 ❤
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so true
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0:15: Flute comes in
accompanists hmu