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b'Understand the composers narrative and your performance will come alive!\\nIn this podcast, Clare takes a look at the beautiful \'Sonate en Concert\' by the prolific composer Jean-Michel Damase and two movements, the \'Rondeau\' and the \'Aria\' from the beautiful and haunting flute piece Suite Antique by John Rutter\\nOf the \\u2018Sonate en Concert\\u2019 Clare says "in my opinion, Damase doesn\'t get the credit amongst flute payers that he deserves!\'\\nComposed in 1979, \'Suite Antique\' is a concertante work by John Rutter and is written for harpsichord, flute and string orchestra. Rutter composed the piece, in six movements, for a concert at which Bach\'s fifth Brandenburg concerto was to be performed, and so decided to write the piece for the same ensemble. In this podcast Clare looks at two movements in particular, the \'Rondeau\' and the \'Aria\'\\xa0\\nPlease \'Rate - Like - Follow\' Talking Flutes \'on whatever podcast provider you are listening on as it helps others to find us!\\n\'Talking Flutes\' and \'Talking Flutes Extra\' are podcasts by the TJ flute company. \\xa0For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com'