Description
Uebayashi Sonata for Flute and Piano-Leduc
Uebayashi Sonata for Flute and Piano-Leduc
Publisher-Leduc
About
The Sonata for Flute and Piano consists of four movements, with a typical performance lasting around 26 minutes. It embraces a modern style, skillfully exploring tonality, rhythm, and the ensemble, making it a sublime addition to the advanced repertoire of the instrument.
Yuko Uébayashi
Born in Japan in 1958, Yuko Uébayashi is a distinguished composer.
In 1998, Yuko Uébayashi began a new chapter in Paris. The vibrant community of musicians and artists there ignited her creativity. Her compositions blend French impressionist music with the evocative essence of Japanese film music, earning her the title “Debussy and Ravel Meet in Nippon.”
Each musical creation she crafts is cherished, possessing a unique charm that belongs to a captivating world of vivacity, dreams, tenderness, and humour. Flautist Jean Ferrandis aptly characterized her works. Uébayashi draws inspiration from landscapes, light, and paintings, forging a profound connection with the musicians performing her music.
Among her masterpieces, the first movement of the Sonata for flute and piano stands as a prime example of her extraordinary and unique style. This captivating piece is dedicated to Jean Ferrandis and pianist Emile Naumoff, a testament to their artistic kinship. Yuko Uébayashi’s musical journey continues to enchant audiences worldwide, drawing from her rich cultural background and the tapestry of encounters in vibrant Paris.
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