By
Johannes Brahms
The flute excerpt in Brahms' Symphony No. 4, composed in 1884, is a notable passage in the orchestral repertoire. Brahms, drawing inspiration from classical forms and Beethoven's symphonic structures, created a work considered one of his finest. The flute's role is particularly prominent in the symphony's fourth and final movement, and this excerpt is frequently used in flute auditions due to its technical and expressive demands, solidifying its significance in the flute repertoire. The symphony, premiered in Meiningen in 1885 under Brahms' own direction, underscores the lasting impact of this flute passage, marking it as a crucial part of orchestral history.
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by:
Marianne Gedigian
Marianne Gedigian guides us through her comprehensive approach to this famous solo. She gives us tools to improve finger connection, interpret Brahms’ expressive marks, and to phrase this solo to create a compelling performance.
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