What is the flute concert?

Flute concert is a work for solo flute and instrumental accompaniment, such as an orchestra. Flute Concertas was first written in the Baroque period and is still part of the composers' ascent in the modern era. Flute concert is usually written in three or four movements that contain at least one slow movement. The part for the flute is generally written as a contrast with the orchestra, with various sounds of the solo instrument and orchestra, which are in the form of a dialogue in which the flute can move with the accompaniment or against the accompaniment. Its significantly smooth sound is created by a stream of air through the opening in the instrument, leading to air vibrations in the opening. The sound contrasts with the sharper sound of a reed tool, such as oboe. Some types of flute are designed to be blown from one end, but the western concert flute is blown by a flautist using the open side of the flute.

Many flutes concerts were written in BaroqueThe periods and works of composers such as Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Joachim Quantz are part of the repertoire of many modern artists. At the end of the Baroque period, Carl Philipp wrote a number of flutes of Carl Philipp, Emanuel Bach, who wrote Flute Music for Frederick Great Germany. One of the most famous flute concerts from the classical period is the Flute Concert Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart No. 1 in G Major. This work consists of three movements and its second movement Adagio gives the full hand expressive flute properties. Mozart wrote his flute concert No. 2 in D Major for oboe, but later adapted it to be performed as a flute concert; It is part of the repertoire of many modern orchestras.

flutes of the 20th and 21st centuries offer different contrasting styles and approaches and the number of movements ranges from two to five. Flute Concert Carl Nielsen, written in 1926, is a long work in two movements, the first is a style in style, while the second is more dramatic in nature. The concert contains a dialogue between the flute and other nInspection, including other Woodwind tools. Flute Concert written by Christopher Rouse in 1993 is in five movements and contains links to Celtic music; As a central movement, it has elegance. In the 21st century, the Flute allows the Kalevi Aho concert to display the range and virtuosity of the flute while maintaining a lyrical feeling and atmosphere typical of composers.