»For Jacques Delacôte«
For flute and violin
Duration: 6-7 minutes
The Duo for flute and violin was written shortly after a study visit to Finland, and is dedicated to a fellow student, the flutist and conductor Jacques Delacôte.
The piece provides an example of Staar's early involvement with dodecaphony, whose application here remains at a very superficial and rudimentary level. It consists of three movements:
I | Allegro scherzoso | Vienna, 1969 | 2' |
II | Adagio | Vienna, January 31, 1970 | 2'30'' |
III | Finale (Animato) | Vienna, May 17, 1970 | 2' |
The Duo is one of the few pieces to have survived the composer's "purges," in which he destroyed the majority of his early attempts at composition.