Combre Pascal - Carnets De Notes Vol.3 - Piano
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A collection of varied pieces blending classical nods, dances, and songs to renew the joy of playing.
- A playful musical approach with evocative titles that stimulate listening, interpretation, and musical storytelling.
- A true playground for style: from the "Opera Air" to tango, including a more lyrical and spring-like writing.
- A concrete work on harmonic color thanks to the alternation of major/minor and contrasts of character.
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Summary of This Score
"44 + 44 = 88 or the riddle of No. 38" offers a musical journey constructed like a small gallery of paintings, where each piece explores a different atmosphere and articulation. The collection emphasizes phrasing, management of contrasts (soft, dance-like, more theatrical), and attention to touch, with a writing style that encourages caring for musicality as much as precision. Included are pieces such as: "Opera Air (in the style of Mozart)", "Springtime Sweetness", "Mountain Pastures", "Three-Faced Mirror", "Friendly Encounter", "Tango", "Song of Yesteryear", "Pedalo", and "Mixed Major/Minor Salad". This collection is particularly valuable for enriching the repertoire with expressive miniatures, working on rhythmic regularity in dance pieces, developing a more lyrical playing style in lyrical pages, and refining the listening to colors between major and minor modes. An ideal selection to alternate technical work and interpretation, and to give each piece depth through dynamics, phrasing, and character.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is Carnets de Notes Vol.3 written?
This sheet music is written for solo piano.
Which pieces are included in the collection?
The table of contents notably includes "Air d'opéra (à la maniÚre de Mozart)", "Douceur printaniÚre", "Alpages", "Tango", "Pédalo", and "Salade mixte majeur/mineur".
Does the collection contain dance pieces for piano?
Several pages feature a dance-like character, including "Tango" and "Pédalo". Their writing allows work on rhythmic regularity. The contrasts of character are part of the proposed learning path.
What interpretive elements are addressed in 44 + 44 = 88?
The writing emphasizes phrasing, touch, and dynamics. The lyrical pieces invite the development of a singing style, notably in "Air d'opéra (à la maniÚre de Mozart)".
Does the collection explore major and minor tonal colors?
The piece "Salade mixte majeur/mineur" is explicitly mentioned for refining the listening to the colors between these two modes.



