Combre Mourat Jean-Maurice - Les Classiques pour Flute et Guitare vol.C
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Musical and technical progression: this 3rd volume offers a significantly more demanding repertoire, ideal for continuing the learning of the flute-guitar duo.
- Particularly refined flute phrasing: careful editorial work guides the student towards a more musical interpretation and better assimilation of the works.
- Recommended cross-reading: flutist and guitarist are encouraged to also read the other's staff to strengthen listening, coordination, and autonomy in chamber music.
- Playing comfort: page turns are avoided as much as possible to promote continuity and concentration during performance.
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Summary of This Score
This third volume of the "Classiques pour flûte et guitare" series is aimed at young duettists who have followed the progression of the previous volumes and wish to approach a richer, more nuanced, and overall more demanding repertoire. The selection gathers numerous short and expressive pieces designed to develop musicality as much as technique: articulation, breathing, phrase shaping, balance between voices, rhythmic precision, and tempo stability. Special attention is given to flute phrasing to support the student in their interpretative choices and help build a coherent, singing, and stylistically accurate discourse. In the spirit of the previous volumes, the book encourages a "solidarity" practice of the duo: each musician, while playing their part, is invited to also read their partner's staff. This dual reading enhances listening, facilitates entrances, improves coordination, and establishes genuine chamber music reflexes. Finally, although the instrumentation is designed for flute and guitar, most pieces can also suit any melodic instrument whose timbre blends well with the guitar, opening the door to other pairings in lessons or ensembles. The volume features a dialogue between great styles and composers (notably Bach, Haydn, Handel, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Telemann, Fauré, Bizet, Satie, Albéniz, and Gounod) for a varied, educational, and motivating journey.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Collective (Meranger, Chopin, Haydn, Reid, Boccherini, Gossec, Handel, Beethoven, Grieg, Rameau, Marcello, FaurĂ©, FĂŒrstenau, Bach, Cimarosa, Bizet, Vivaldi, Matiegka, Telemann, AlbĂ©niz, Gounod, Paganini, Torelli, Satie, Valentine, Mourat) | Collection | Classiques pour flĂ»te et guitare |
| Instrumentation | Flute and guitar (adaptable to other melodic instruments with guitar) | Genre | Classical score, duos / chamber music |
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Questions frequently asked
What skill level is targeted by Les Classiques pour Flûte et Guitare vol. C?
The third volume is intended for young duet players who have followed the progression of the previous volumes. The repertoire becomes richer and generally more demanding.
Which composers are included in this collection for flute and guitar?
The collection features pieces by Bach, Haydn, Handel, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Telemann, Fauré, Bizet, Satie, Albéniz, and Gounod.
Can these pieces be played with an instrument other than the flute?
The instrumentation is designed for flute and guitar. Most pieces are suitable for a melodic instrument whose timbre blends well with the guitar.
Which playing techniques are developed in volume C?
Focused work includes articulation, breathing, and phrase shaping. Particular attention is given to flute phrasing. Balance between parts, rhythmic precision, and tempo stability are also addressed.
Does the score develop duet playing skills?
The practice encourages each musician to also read their partnerâs part. This dual reading facilitates entrances and strengthens duo coordination.



