About this work
Odelette places the flute in the foreground within writing where the orchestra constantly changes the melody’s light. The soloist needs to retain a supple line without becoming artificially detached from the surrounding timbres.
Locate breaths, returning motifs and the notes towards which each run is directed. In the orchestra, lighten the attack when the flute plays in its least projecting register.
Rehearse tempo transitions with a common pulse. Dynamics and articulation will benefit from growing out of the phrase rather than mechanically opposing soloist and accompaniment.
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