Claude Debussy - Sonata for flute, viola, and harp L.137

Nina Sivošová, flute http://www.ninasivosova.com Ema Tufekčić, viola Daniel Conant, guitar https://www.danielconantguitar.com/ 00:00 I. Pastorale. Lento. Dolce rubato. 08:00 II. Interlude. Tempo di Minuetto. 14:21 III. Final. Allegro moderato ma risoluto. The Sonata for flute, viola, and harp is among the last works by Claude Debussy. It was written during the height of World War I while the composer was suffering from terminal cancer. Debussy wrote to Igor Stravinsky that he was writing "pure music in the old form," and this can be heard not only in his evocation of the sonata form, but also in his uncharacteristic use of familiar sounding tonal progressions. We present the Sonata in an arrangement for guitar by Andrea Förderreuther which was edited by Daniel. This piece is included in our album Spectra: flute, viola, guitar. Listen here: https://linktr.ee/Spectra_flute_viola_guitar Peter Hertmans, audio Igor Sirotinsky, video ‪@IgorSirotinskyMusic‬ Iakovos Kolanian, mastering This recording was made possible with support from the LUCA Breakout fund. Special thanks to Mieke and Noel.