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Published by Symbiophonic, Beppe's oeuvre comprises about 200 titles and more than 90 opuses and commissions, including songs, electroacoustic music, ballet music, symphonic poems, flute concertos, piano concertos, double concertos and symphonies.



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Other works in same category (Symphony Orchestra)

Op.44 - Piano Concerto No.2 'Urge'
2-2-2-2- 4-2-3-1 Timp Piano Str 
Op.32 No.8 - Tightrope walking beneath heaven
2-2-2-2 4-2-3-1 Timp - Harp - Str 
Op.32 - Lyric Pieces
2-2-2-2 4-2-3-1 Timp Perc:2 Camp Arp Str 
Op.85 - Four Elements of Hedmark
2(1)-2-2-3(1) 3-2-3-1 Timp (3 kettle drums) - Perc: 2 - Harp - Violin Solo - Cello Solo - Str 
Op.33 - Euphoric Pieces
2-2-2-2 4-2-3 Timp Perc Arp 




Relevant releases for this work

REMOTE GALAXY (Blu-ray)
Orchestral music (FJB 50 | Pure Audio Blu-ray, Digital Album, Pure Audio Blu-ray)
REMOTE GALAXY (Vinyl)
Orchestral music (Vinyl)





Flint Juventino Beppe | The FJB Fingerprint

Flute Concerto No.2 Op.80


Concerto in four movements for Flute and Symphony Orchestra. Dedicated to Emily Beynon.

Category: Symphony Orchestra

Instrumentation: 1(solo)-2-4(2)-3(1) 4-4-3-1 Timp - Perc:3 (T. Bells) - Harp - Mar - Org - Str

Composer: Flint Juventino Beppe

Year composed: 2010

First performance:

Duration: 23:00

Movements:

  1. Alarm (06:40)
  2. Deepest Woods (05:30)
  3. Escaping Time Power (05:50)
  4. Mrala (04:30)

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Recorded for the album REMOTE GALAXY by Beynon and Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

It is such a great honour that Flint Juventino Beppe has written this 2nd flute concerto for me! It's another BIG flute concerto; at times tender, touching in its simplicity, then at others, vivid and wildly exciting! It's always a wonderful experience to work with such a generous living composer; to be able to witness a little of his creative process and learn first hand of his inspiration.

Emily Beynon

In the closing Flute Concerto No.2, Beynons solo line has (or would have) to battle with a Brucknerian weight of organ and brass, hardly the norm for any wind concerto even in our post-Ferneyhough repertoire.

Gramophone magazine

This is a stunningly unusual flute concerto full of poetry, drama and intense feelings. As with the other works on this fine disc, it is brilliantly played by the Philharmonia Orchestra under Vladimir Ashkenazy. Emily Beynon is a superb soloist.

The Classical Reviewer









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