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Sonata for Flute and Piano (2006)

This sonata is a lyrical, evanescent, three-movement sonata with immediate appeal to audiences and players alike. I originally wrote it for my stepdaughter, Lynn Burton, to play on her senior recital at Southeastern Louisiana University, but I further developed the piece during rehearsals for a later performance by flutist Patti Adams and pianist Yui Asano.  “Horne’s Flute Sonata…should be in every flautist’s recital repertoire, such is its free-flowing lyricism and easy exuberance.” Colin Clarke, Fanfare. You can hear a fine performance of my flute sonata by flutist Erika Boysen and pianist Moon Kyoung Kim nearby.

  1. Movement I: Lively
  2. Movement II: Gently rocking
  3. Movement III: Quick
Flute Sonata I–3rd rev

Movement I: Lively

https://williamhornemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/04-Sonata-for-Flute-and-Piano-2006-I.-Lively.mp3
Flute Sonata II–3rd rev

Movement II: Gently rocking

https://williamhornemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/05-Sonata-for-Flute-and-Piano-2006-II.-Gently-rocking.mp3
Flute Sonata III–3rd rev

Movement III: Quick

https://williamhornemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/06-Sonata-for-Flute-and-Piano-2006-III.-Quick.mp3

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Photography by Dave McNamara.


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