Billaudot Zavaro Pascal - Songs Of Innocence

Name: Zavaro Pascal - Songs Of Innocence
Brand: Billaudot
SKU: 138367
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EAN : 9790043091196

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L'essentiel à savoir sur cette partition
• Une oeuvre singulière mêlant violon soliste et voix mixtes, idéale pour enrichir un programme de concert choral.
• Textes de William Blake : une dimension poétique forte, propice au travail de l'expressivité et de la diction au sein du choeur.
• Création documentée le 12 février 2012 à l'église Saint-Eustache (Paris), par Élisabeth Glab (violon) et l'ensemble Mikrokosmos, direction Loïc Pierre.
• Un dialogue timbral entre la ligne instrumentale et la matière vocale, pour une écoute fine et une mise en place précise.

Zavaro Pascal - Songs Of Innocence

26,60 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

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Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Questions frequently asked

What training is required to perform Songs Of Innocence by Pascal Zavaro?

The score is written for solo violin and mixed voices. The choir plays a musical partner role in the dialogue with the violin.

Which texts are set to music in this work?

The texts used are by William Blake. Their poetic dimension leads to working on meaning, articulation, and vocal contrasts.

Is the violin accompanied by a mixed choir?

The writing combines the violin with mixed voices in an exchange where the soloist can carry the discourse, comment on the text, or blend into the choral texture.

What musical style characterizes this violin and choir score?

The indicated genre is classical. The violin part fits within a concerto framework, with virtuosity linked to the text and musical phrasing. Sound balance with the choir is part of the interpretative work.

Where and when was Songs Of Innocence premiered?

The premiere took place on 12 February 2012 at Saint-Eustache, Paris, by Élisabeth Glab and the ensemble Mikrokosmos under the direction of Loïc Pierre.