Lowell Liebermann - Sonata for Flute and Piano, Op. 23 (1987) [Score-Video]

[@sizosazinusstigmapsipsi]

0:05 I. 1:19 COUGH. 8:26 II.

[@sizosazinusstigmapsipsi]

Sorry 1:16

[@PentameronSV]

0:05 - I. Lento con rubato 8:26 - II. Presto energico

[@incoherentmuttering5926]

Love the cough at 1:16

[@andrewfeazelle]

lol, there's another sound that comes and goes - kinda crackle, crackle, like they're changing pages on the piano part that's in a plastic binder or something.

[@andrewfeazelle]

@Lissette Spanner Lissette Spammer and Moises Spamley.

[@evib7244]

Beautiful melody (yet a little bit strange!) and excellent performance!!! Congrats to both of the musicians!!!!

[@MichaelConwayBaker]

A fascinating piece. Beautifully played. Bravo!

[@javierledesma3441]

I appreciate lyrical writting even in a modernist approach. Though this is not entirely humable or memorable, it yields a sense of continuity and expressivity worth noting.

[@coasterdragon155]

man the second movement is actually incredible. not to discredit the whole thing, but the entire thing is just such a roller coaster (the second mvmt is when it gets WILD af)

[@kaes4922]

2:17 I have replayed this moment so many times

[@MegaCirse]

It’s just representation of a brilliant and epic piece of music. The dialogue here is as if we were talking about the correct interpretation of “Scripture”. We have here is a flamboyant performance, well executed, well thought out emotionally sensitive

[@SelectCircle]

Come on. Is anything a yawner to you?

[@chamberlandmusickyiv4076]

Beautiful music. Bravo

[@brucelhi8425]

Bravo très très impressionnant. Grosse technique de la part des 2 musiciens . Juste énorme. A demandé énormément de travail. Morceau de concours

[@Piflaser]

2:24 following it is a little bit Prokoviev Romeo and Juliette under the surface

[@douwemusic]

The pianist does the bass notes wrong there LOL bar 1 4th beat Eb instead of E, bar 2 1st beat F instead of D

[@philippecirse4872]

Cette musique se déplie comme un livre d'images plein d'étoiles, où viennent filer les oiseaux, tourner les farandoles, claquer les crécelles et danser les sorciers🌺 De rondes en comptines, les arrangements étalent leur mystère et les instruments ont la rondeur et le brillant des carillons 🤗

[@RealStageFlute]

The piano accompaniments for Lieberman's flute sonata are available on RealStage for flute! Visit the channel for more info!

[@ukaszdyczko5636]

Love it

[@dpodsful]

I like the flute accompaniment

[@andrewfeazelle]

I used to have a Lowell Lieberman CD of a piece for choir and orchestra; I felt it was a bit too polyphonically thin and didn't listen to it that much as a result. There are parts of this piece too that are a little minimal, but then other parts in it are very nice. I just feel there's not much interaction between the piano and flute; like they are both saying things in an organized fashion but not talking to each other. Maybe this guy has listened to too much classical minimalism or his teachers were of that school or something?

[@Kyubiwan]

So underrated

[@GNGianopoulos]

I always thought it was kind of standard rep at this point...

[@JamesLee-yn4wj]

Those breathes were interesting

[@justinryu7509]

11:39

[@averywegner]

Reminds me of Shostakovich