Durand Pie Jesu
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Voice and piano conductor: a layout designed to easily follow the vocal line and keyboard accompaniment.
- Classical writing by Maurice Duruflé: a refined harmonic language, ideal for enriching a vocal music program.
- Short format (6 pages): perfect for rehearsal work, preparing a service, or quickly integrating into a repertoire.
- Edition published in 2001: a music library reference for approaching Duruflé in a voice/piano setting.
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Summary of This Score
This conductor for voice and piano offers a clear and effective reading, suitable both for the singer's practice and the accompanying pianist. The combination of the vocal line and keyboard allows for precise interpretation construction: rhythmic setup, balance of sound layers, text articulation, and breath management naturally find their place in a score designed for practical use.
Carried by the aesthetic of Maurice Duruflé, this score is fully part of the classical vocal repertoire, with particular attention to singing, harmonic color, and musical continuity. It is suitable for musicians seeking a work demanding in detail, while remaining accessible in terms of format thanks to deliberately concise pagination. It is a relevant support for the stage as well as for liturgical or educational settings, notably for working on musicality, intonation, and cohesion between voice and accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Maurice Duruflé | Pages | 6 |
| Instrumentation | Vocal and Piano | Year of Publication | 2001 |
| Genre | Classical | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Maurice Duruflé's Pie Jesu written for voice and piano?
The score provides instrumentation for voice and piano, with the vocal line and keyboard accompaniment combined in the conductor's score.
How many pages does this score have?
It contains 6 pages.
Can this score be used in a liturgical context?
Its aesthetic belongs to Maurice Duruflé's classical vocal repertoire. The writing emphasizes the singing, harmonic color, and musical continuity. The edition is suitable for stage, liturgical, or educational contexts.
What musical genre is indicated for this Pie Jesu?
The indicated musical genre is classical, with vocal writing accompanied by piano.
What year was this edition published?
Published in 2001, this edition presents Maurice Duruflé's Pie Jesu in the form of a voice and piano conductor's score.



