Lowell Liebermann's Sonata is surely one of the most widely played pieces for flute by a living composer. It is cast in two movements: a sensuously lyrical Lento con rubato, and a nimble, mischievous Presto energico. First performed by Paula Robison and Jean-Yves Thibaudet, the Sonata is a beloved, well-established work in the standard repertoire. 

 

I. Lento

 

 

II. Presto energico

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