CHARACTERISTICS OF FLUTE WORKS IN THE COMPOSITIONS OF CONTEMPORARY COMPOSERS
Keywords:
flute, contemporary composers, flute repertoire, extended techniques, musical languageAbstract
This article examines the distinctive characteristics of flute works composed by
contemporary composers, focusing on innovative musical language, extended performance
techniques, stylistic diversity, expressive possibilities, and their significance for modern flute
performance and professional music education
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