Sonata for Flute and Piano

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Sonata for Flute and Piano is a 20th-century chamber work by Paul Hindemith, noted for its neoclassical style, intricate counterpoint, and expressive dialogue between the two instruments.

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instanceOf chamber music composition ⓘ
sonata ⓘ
catalogueNumber H. 164 ⓘ
composer Paul Hindemith ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Germany ⓘ
dedicatedTo Werner Richter ⓘ
employs clear formal structures ⓘ
contrapuntal textures ⓘ
motivic development ⓘ
feature expressive dialogue between flute and piano ⓘ
intricate counterpoint ⓘ
firstPublicationYear 1923 ⓘ
frequentlyRecordedBy professional flautists ⓘ
genre chamber music ⓘ
influencedBy Baroque counterpoint ⓘ
Classical sonata form ⓘ
key B-flat major ⓘ
languageOfTempoMarkings German ⓘ
movement Heiter bewegt ⓘ
Sehr langsam ⓘ
Sehr lebhaft ⓘ
movementCount 3 ⓘ
notableCharacteristic balance of lyricism and structural rigor ⓘ
equal partnership between flute and piano ⓘ
opusNumber Op. 11 No. 4 ⓘ
partOf Paul Hindemith’s early chamber works ⓘ
performanceContext chamber music concerts ⓘ
music competitions ⓘ
period 20th century ⓘ
premiereLocation Germany ⓘ
premierePerformer Werner Richter ⓘ
publisher Schott Music ⓘ
requires advanced flute technique ⓘ
advanced piano technique ⓘ
scoredFor flute ⓘ
piano ⓘ
style neoclassical ⓘ
typicalPerformanceDuration approximately 15 minutes ⓘ
typicalUse conservatory study piece ⓘ
recital repertoire ⓘ
yearComposed 1918 ⓘ

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