Billaudot Boehm Theobald - Le Desir Opus 21 - Fantaisie Sur Un Air De Franz Schubert - Flute et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This new edition, created and expanded by Philippe Bernold, offers an in-depth reading centered on a single musical theme, with a true concern for pedagogical and artistic coherence. The work is not limited to the main text: it is enriched with carefully selected excerpts from works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Carl Czerny, and Franz Liszt, in order to broaden the field of study and multiply points of comparison.
This perspective is particularly useful for understanding how a motif, a melodic idea, or a writing gesture can evolve according to composers, eras, and musical intentions. In practice, this provides the musician with concrete references to refine analysis (articulation, phrasing, dynamics, voice leading) and gain relevance in interpretation. An ideal edition for working with rigor, enriching one's classical repertoire knowledge, and building a more informed interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | L.v. Beethoven; C. Czerny; F. Liszt (excerpts) | Arranger | Philippe Bernold |
Questions frequently asked
Is Le Désir opus 21 written for flute and piano?
The score is intended for flute and piano, as indicated by its title.
On which Schubert tune is the Fantaisie Le Désir opus 21 based?
The work by Theobald Boehm is presented as a fantasy on a theme by Franz Schubert. The opus reference given is opus 21.
Who produced this edition of Le Désir by Theobald Boehm?
This edition was produced and expanded by Philippe Bernold. His work offers an interpretation around a single musical theme and incorporates complementary excerpts. The approach particularly emphasizes articulation, phrasing, dynamics, and voice leading.
Which composers are included as excerpts in this edition?
Excerpts from Ludwig van Beethoven, Carl Czerny, and Franz Liszt enrich the score. They allow comparisons of motif or melodic idea treatments by different composers.
Does this score belong to the classical repertoire?
The work is classified within the classical genre and belongs to the sheet music category.



