Three Duos

Three Duos for Two Flutes share a common characteristic in the ascending nature of the primary material in each movement. Separation and joining of parts become the formal and expressive underpinning of this work. This is realized both rhythmically and by the length and type of figuration assigned each part.

Three Duos for Two Flutes share a common characteristic in the ascending nature of the primary material in each movement. Separation and joining of parts become the formal and expressive underpinning of this work. This is realized both rhythmically and by the length and type of figuration assigned each part.