(1987) Music for Flute & Guitar Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf but it has been the

but it has been the French school of composition that has refined the art of writing for the harp to its quintessence: delicate

and the multi-faceted musician has also recently become the newest professor of violin at the Mozarteum in Salzburg

a baroque instrument revived by Ravel (Bolero) and Debussy (Gigues)

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(1987) Music for Flute & Guitar Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf but it has been theThe revival of Romanticism which found expression in the finde sicle Aesthetic movement rediscovered the sinewy quality and the occasionally abstract tone characteristics of flute and guitar. The Belgian Symbolist poet Frederik van Eeden describes the sound of the flute as an ascending linear ornamentation imperiled by its own fragility. At the same time Maurice Ravel (1875 1937) developed an exotic Impressionism utilizing the tone painting and