Billaudot Mendelssohn F. - Konzertstuck N.1 Op.113 - 2 Flutes & Piano
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Summary of This Score
Konzerstück No. 1, Op. 113
Félix MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY Arrangement by Jean-Christophe MALTOT
A true concert piece, this Konzerstück fits within Mendelssohn's aesthetic, where the elegance of form meets a typically Romantic dramatic energy. It features contrasting writing, alternating lyrical passages with a very vocal melody and more virtuosic episodes, where the fluidity of movement, clarity of attacks, and rhythmic precision become decisive.
Jean-Christophe Maltot's arrangement aims to preserve the spirit of the work while providing a clear and coherent text for interpretation. The musical structure allows for fine work on phrase shaping, breathing, dynamics, and transitions, with constant attention to the direction of the discourse. This score rewards both technical mastery and the ability to "tell" the music, carefully managing sound layers, color palette, and legato quality.
In a pedagogical context, this piece serves as a demanding and motivating support to develop style, listening, and stability, while approaching an essential 19th-century repertoire. In concert, it stands out for its brilliant character, musical density, and immediate impact on the listener.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Félix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy | Arranger | Jean-Christophe Maltot |
Questions frequently asked
What ensemble is this sheet music written for?
This edition is designed for 2 flutes and piano, as indicated by the title of the sheet music.
Who arranged Konzertstück No. 1 op. 113 for flutes?
The arrangement for 2 flutes and piano is by Jean-Christophe Maltot. The original composition is by Félix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.
Is Konzertstück No. 1 op. 113 suitable for practicing legato?
The writing alternates lyrical, vocal-like passages with more virtuosic episodes. Practicing legato, breathing, and phrase shaping plays an important role. Dynamics and transitions contribute to the direction of the musical discourse.
What musical style does this Mendelssohn edition represent?
The sheet music belongs to the classical repertoire and fits within the Romantic aesthetic of Mendelssohn, a 19th-century composer.
What technical aspects can be developed with this piece?
The virtuosic passages of op. 113 demand fluid movement, clear articulation, and rhythmic precision. Listening between the 2 flutes and piano also allows exploration of sound layers and tone colors.
