By
Henri Dutilleux
Henri Dutilleux's "Sonatine for Flute and Piano," composed in 1943, was influenced by French Impressionist composers such as Debussy and Ravel, although it demonstrates a departure from their traditional styles. This composition premiered in the same year, providing a notable contribution to 20th-century flute literature. Dutilleux's "Sonatine" has earned acclaim for its innovative harmonies and the striking interplay between the flute and piano. It is a significant work that reflects the artistic context of its time and has since become a crucial piece in contemporary flute repertoire.
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by:
Jasmine Choi
Dutilleux nearly disowned his Sonatine, but its distinct sonic universe has become a pivotal piece in the flute repertoire. In this course, Jasmine Choi invites us to practice it with her, sharing how to put it all together.
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