THE ROLE OF THE FLUTE IN ORCHESTRAL AND SOLO PERFORMANCE
Keywords:
flute, orchestral performance, solo performance, repertoire, performance techniqueAbstract
This article examines the role of the flute in orchestral and solo performance,
emphasizing its technical, expressive, and artistic capabilities. It explores historical development,
performance practices, repertoire, and the instrument's significance in contemporary musical
interpretation.
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