Durand Trio pour piano violon et violoncelle

Summary of This Score

This set of separate parts contains the necessary material to perform a work by Claude Debussy for violin, cello, and piano in a piano trio setting. Designed to meet the practical needs of musicians, this format facilitates reading at the stand and individual preparation: each player has their dedicated part, which improves rehearsal flow, accuracy of entrances, and dynamic control.

Belonging to the Durand Complete Works of Claude Debussy collection, this publication is part of an editorial approach focused on the reliability of the musical text and source coherence. It is an asset for musicians wishing to work on a Debussy score with a polished presentation, suitable for both interpretation and analysis. The violin-cello-piano trio particularly highlights the transparency of textures, the dialogues between strings and keyboard, as well as the careful harmonic colorings typical of the composer.

The intermediate level makes it an excellent choice for established ensembles (students in specialized cycles, conservatories, advanced amateurs) aiming to develop ensemble cohesion: balance of sound layers, shared breathing, precision of attacks, and fine phrasing work. The presence of the name Edmond Lemaître associated with this edition provides an additional reference to identify the published material. The indicated language is French, practical for editorial instructions and use in French-speaking pedagogical contexts.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Composer	Claude Debussy	Language	French
Artist	Edmond Lemaître	Difficulty	Intermediate
Instrumentation	Violin, Cello, and Piano	Year of Publication	2016
Collection	Durand Complete Works of Claude Debussy