Billaudot Ouzounoff Alexandre - Cepend La Lune Se Leve
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The essentials to know about this score
The essentials to know about this score
- Poetic writing inspired by Paul Verlaine’s poem “En bateau,” with an evocative and suggestive atmosphere.
- An expressive dialogue between the vibraphone and bassoon, based on the contrast between fluidity, tension, and instability.
- A work with a refined musical language, ideal for enriching a contemporary chamber music programme.
- A score that focuses on sound color, dynamics, and interpretive finesse.
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Summary of this score
This score develops a subtle sonic universe, directly nourished by the imagery of Paul Verlaine's poem " En bateau ". The musical atmosphere suggests a floating, shifting, almost elusive world, where time seems to dissolve into a soundscape full of delicacy. The writing creates an impression of deliberate indecision and imprecision, in the service of a genuine exploration of color.
The vibraphone plays a central role through its fluid arabesques, which naturally evoke the liquid element. Its tone brings a vaporous and changing dimension, like a mirror of troubled waters in perpetual motion. This mobile texture contrasts with the bassoon's expression, whose interventions take the form of responses, jolts or darker surges, creating a particularly striking dramatic tension.
The whole gives rise to a distinctive score, in which each instrumental gesture contributes to a sensitive narrative. Between floating, foreboding and contrasting sound textures, this work will appeal to musicians seeking expressive, vivid and nuanced contemporary repertoire. It will find its place in chamber music work focused on listening, balance between tone colors and precision of phrasing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | bassoon, vibraphone | Genre | contemporary chamber music score |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is intended for this score?
The work is written for bassoon and vibraphone, in a contemporary chamber music setting.
What role does the vibraphone play in Cependant La Lune Se Lève?
The vibraphone occupies a central role with fluid arabesques evoking the liquid element. Its vaporous and changing timbre builds a texture in motion.
How is the bassoon employed in this work?
The bassoon's interventions take the form of responses, startles, or darker impulses. They create dramatic tension in contrast to the vibraphone's mobility.
Is this piece inspired by a text by Paul Verlaine?
The sound world is directly inspired by Paul Verlaine's poem "En bateau." The writing suggests a floating atmosphere, where time seems to dissolve into a delicate sonic matter. The impression of indecision contributes to the pursuit of color.
For what kind of chamber music work is this score suitable?
The score belongs to the contemporary classical repertoire for bassoon and vibraphone duo. It emphasizes listening between partners, balance of timbres, and precision in phrasing.



