Durand CAPLET - 3 FABLES DE JEAN DE LA FONTAINE - CHANT ET PIANO
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Summary of This Score
Designed for voice & piano (vm), this score brings together three emblematic fables in separate titles, allowing you to quickly build a program or target a specific technical goal (diction, projection, dynamics, breathing). Each piece highlights narration and the meaning of the text, while offering the piano a structuring accompaniment role, useful for establishing the pulse, supporting the vocal line, and emphasizing changes in character. You will find: The Crow and the Fox - The Cicada and the Ant - The Wolf and the Lamb. This collection is particularly suitable for singers and teachers looking for an effective tool to work on interpretation, consonant clarity, breath control, and storytelling dynamics, with a pianist accompanist. An excellent foundation for developing stage presence and musicality, while relying on a literary heritage that is immediately recognizable.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | voice & piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which fables are included in this score?
The collection includes "The Crow and the Fox," "The Cicada and the Ant," and "The Wolf and the Lamb."
For which ensemble is Caplet's 3 Fables by Jean de La Fontaine written?
The writing is intended for voice and piano. The piano part provides a structured accompaniment to the vocal line.
Are the three fables presented separately?
The three pieces are offered as separate titles. This presentation allows selection of a fable according to the intended work, notably diction or breathing.
Is this score suitable for work on sung diction?
The text of Jean de La Fontaine's fables places narration and clarity of consonants at the center of the interpretation. Character changes can be highlighted by the piano accompaniment. The collection also allows for work on projection and dynamics.
What is the musical genre of this voice-piano collection?
The score belongs to the classical genre and is published for voice with piano accompaniment.



