Odak, K :: Sonata, Op. 41
Edition Kossack presents 'Sonata for flute and piano' by composer Kristo Odak.
Sonata for flute and piano op. 41 is Odak's remake of the violin sonata op. 1. It was composed in 1946, shortly after the Second World War. It contains all the important characteristics of Odak's style. Formed as a three-movement sonata, it bursts with a large number of different, mostly folk motifs, sudden changes of character and temperament as well as the depth of music thought, which is emphasized in the second movement. The last movement, which sounds like an old Sicilian dance with its lively tarantella rhythm and brings melancholic themes from the second movement near its end, finished in a virtuous and brilliant way.
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