Chant Du Monde CHOSTAKOVITCH - VALSE N°2 (CONDUCTEUR)
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- An excerpt with authentic jazz language: phrasing, accents, and typical phrasing structure to work on style with musicality.
- Ideal for performance: a short and effective piece, perfect for auditions, ensemble concerts, or class projects.
- Work on rhythm and groove: placement, syncopation, and dynamics serving a lively reading.
- A versatile educational tool: useful for collective listening, balance of sound layers, and precision of attack.
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Summary of This Score
Extracted from Jazz Suite No. 2, this score offers an excerpt with a strong character, designed to highlight the energy of jazz and the clarity of musical intentions. It features a marked rhythmic discourse, careful articulations, and dynamic contrasts that invite an engaged interpretation beyond mere reading.
This repertoire is particularly relevant for working on timing (pulse regularity, synchronization of attacks), accent management, and phrase coherence. In rehearsal, it helps develop listening between sections, voice balance, and shared breathing to achieve a solid and lively "group" sound. An effective piece to enrich a jazz score program and strengthen essential stylistic reflexes.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Genre | jazz score | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Shostakovich's Waltz No. 2 taken from Jazz Suite No. 2?
The score is taken from Shostakovich's Jazz Suite No. 2 and presents Waltz No. 2 in a conductor's full score format.
Is this edition a full score?
This reference is indicated as a "conductor's score" in its title. It is intended for overall score study rather than an isolated part.
What rhythmic work does Waltz No. 2 enable?
The writing emphasizes a steady pulse and synchronized attacks. Accents and dynamic contrasts are identified points of practice. Coordination between sections is also one of the objectives mentioned.
For which style is this score classified?
The indicated musical genre is classical, while the genre category classifies it as jazz sheet music. The excerpt comes from Jazz Suite No. 2, featuring a marked rhythmic discourse.
Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2 conductor's score: which interpretative elements are worked on?
Careful articulations and phrase coherence are explicitly highlighted. Collective work also focuses on voice balance and shared breathing.



