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Posted On: July 14th 2025, 06:59 am

Toru Takemitsu: Air for flute solo, see link below for full score-video

Toru Takemitsu’s “Air” (1995) for solo flute is a compact study in fragility and decay, where the line constantly dissolves as it forms. Rather than building phrases, the music lingers on single gestures—bending pitches, fading attacks, and isolated breaths—creating a sense of suspended time. It resists momentum, drawing the listener into a space where sound seems to question its own presence.

Full score video: https://youtu.be/KHlfkThK8xM?si=DGn6bM9E3ZlIVpUJ

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