About This Offer

I composed the Sonata for Flute and Piano during my senior year at USC as a composition major, in 1979. I remember being heavily influenced by Dutilleux’s beautiful Sonatina for Flute and Piano (a piece he had since disowned, inexplicably) and also Prokofiev’s Flute Sonata. The first movement is written in a sonata/allegro form, the second movement in a ternary form, and the final movement in kind of a less literal sonata form. I premiered it in May of 1979 in Hancock (now Newman) Auditorium at my USC senior recital. Patty Farrell played flute and I played piano.

The license includes:

• 2 printed copies (please contact us if you need more)
• Licensee is required to report all performance dates and locations prior to the performance
• Sharing of digital files is not allowed