J. Rivier: Sonatine en trois parties enchainées - Maxence Larrieu

[@richardvolet3970]

This is a great find; a live recording of a truly great flutist, on eof the finest of the French tradition.

[@MrOiseaudefeu]

Magnifique flûte française. Très beau live.

[@veromaestro5194]

Un grande flautista!

[@oinkpp8416]

0:10 3:30 6:02

[@emiflutonew]

Anyone knows what kind of flute did Larrieu play in 1963?

[@らびとるず]

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[@Bashkii]

Larrieu is awesome!! Always! I don't particularly care about the piece....very idiomatic but it meanders too much,goes nowhere... Thanks for posting!!

[@stefanocontiflutechannel6812]

what do you mean when you say that this piece goes nowhere?

[@itistheflute5873]

Yes Alvaro Bertrand, you are right, "it goes nowhere"! It meanders indeed. And to use the dictionary`s definition of the word: "it seems to move from one topic to another without any order". That`s exactly what I felt from the very beginning. To me it sounds more like a musical soup than anything else. 3rd. class composer , and a waste of time getting "into" studying such a piece. I don`t know how a world class flutist like Mr. Larrieu could possibly have wasted his time on this.. !

[@stefanocontiflutechannel6812]

@@itistheflute5873 Music of XX century is much more free than music written before. When i listen to this piece I feel beautiful sensations...that's enough. Music doesn't need necessary a classical structure...

[@veromaestro5194]

I like much more pieces written with this style than 'classic' music...