Durand SAINT-saens C. - Morceau De Concert - Cor et Piano
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Summary of This Score
From the "Musique française" collection, this edition of the Morceau de concert, opus 94 highlights the dialogue between instrumental innovation and French Romantic writing. The work arises in a specific context: horn player Henri Chaussier, initially an advocate of the natural horn, conceived the idea of a non-transposing horn after experimenting with the valve horn; together with François Millereau, he developed an omnitonic horn whose specificities Saint-Saëns was able to reveal. Designed for students, teachers, and performers, the score offers genuine working support through a historical perspective and targeted interpretation indications. The piano version also stands out for its practical approach: the full score presents the horn line in concert pitch, while the separate part allows direct performance on the horn in F, facilitating musical preparation and coherence in rehearsal.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Camille Saint-Saëns | Collection | Musique française |
| Instrumentation | horn and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is this Saint-Saëns score written?
This edition includes a horn part and a piano accompaniment. The indicated instrumentation is therefore horn and piano.
Is the Concert Piece Opus 94 playable on the horn in F?
The solo part is intended for direct performance on the horn in F.
Is the horn part written at concert pitch?
In the full score, the horn line is notated at concert pitch. The separate horn part is presented for the horn in F. This distinction facilitates collaboration between soloist and pianist.
Does this edition include performance indications?
Targeted performance indications accompany the score. A historical perspective is also included regarding the omniphonic horn designed by Henri Chaussier and François Millereau.
What collection does this classical score belong to?
The work belongs to the "Musique française" collection. It features the Concert Piece, Opus 94, by Camille Saint-Saëns.
