This work written in the year 2017 and titled "Miniatures", is written in G minor and is an informal sonata; Since it does not follow the rigid structure that has the form par excellence; For this, it takes the name of fantasy. Written for flute and piano, it is a work in traditional style, which seeks to show the artist's introspection in a meeting of elegant sounds. The work consists of a single piece fluent in a fantastic sonata form; It starts with a brief introduction that leads to a beautiful exhibition following the tone of G minor and its dominant Re and the major, has a very clear speech and, antecedents that is resolved very naturally in their respective consequential. The bridge that leads to development is formed by a cluster overlapping the grades I – II and V, increased tension and starting a development with a pre-climax already ready to rise, the development is made up of 5 sections with different thematic speeches the one of the Another, reaching in section 3 and 4 of this development a climax; Where you get the height point of the piece. In the fifth section of the development, the anticlimax is perceived, reducing to the maximum the tension to achieve a transition section towards the re-exposure; Again in the initial tonality of G minor, this exhibition is exact since it does not change at all its structure of the phrases, then one arrives at a coda elevating the work to a new climax but of less intensity, In this coda you can see resources used in development though; With a different thematic material. To culminate, the main theme is presented again as it had been presented in the development, in a nutshell; It culminates with section 2 of the development that ends in a progression of V-I solving all the continuity that is formed in all its realization.
It is a work that although it is written in a traditional style, is of a romantic nature since it wants to show the introspection of the author towards the pain and the melancholy of the unrequited yearning.
This work is intended for the purposes of sonata "music to be a song."
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