Sonata for Flute and Piano

From the Publisher

Frøhlich music range from solo sonatas, chamber music, ballet music and symphony works. From his flute works we know one duet for two flutes, two flute sonatas and a Divertissement for flute and orchestra (Royal Library in Copenhagen). The sonata in A-minor is an exciting journey into the heart of the Danish Golden Age. One hears clearly the influence of Weber, Beethoven and Kuhlau, but Frøhlichs personal imprint is definitely present in the form of his very curly and quirky lines and rhythmic subtleties. It is a sonata that challenges flutist and pianist, both musically and technically.

Performance duration (approx): 18'00

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Instrumentation

• Part 1: Flute
• Part 2: Piano