Editions Delatour France MORICONI FLORENT - L'OMBRE QUI ME SUIT - SAXOPHONE ALTO
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Summary of This Score
This score for solo alto saxophone, from the Notes de Sax collection, fits within a contemporary aesthetic that highlights the color of the alto and the subtlety of nuances. Over 12 pages, the writing favors an engaging musical structure, where the performer must combine clarity of articulation, dynamic balance, and breath continuity to convey an expressive and modern discourse.
With a duration of about 00:08:00, the work easily finds its place in a recital program, audition, or competition, offering sufficient time to develop a genuine musical intention. The level (6/8) Fairly difficult makes it a relevant study material to deepen rhythmic stability, intonation across registers, as well as the management of contrasts and transitions. Its 21 x 29.7 cm format ensures comfortable reading on the music stand, both in rehearsal and performance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | Solo alto saxophone | Difficulty | (6/8) Fairly difficult |
| Collection | Notes de Sax | Pages | 12 |
| Genre | Contemporary score | Year of publication | 2008 |
Questions frequently asked
For which saxophone is this sheet music written?
The indicated instrumentation is solo alto saxophone. No accompaniment is mentioned in this edition.
What is the difficulty level of L'Ombre qui me suit by Florent Moriconi?
The announced level is (6/8) fairly difficult. The writing notably requires working on rhythmic stability, intonation across registers, and management of contrasts.
How long is this work for alto saxophone?
The approximate duration is 8 minutes. This format allows its inclusion in a recital, audition, or competition.
How many pages does the sheet music contain?
The edition contains 12 pages in 21 x 29.7 cm format, suitable for reading on a music stand.
What musical style does this contemporary sheet music for alto saxophone offer?
The work belongs to the contemporary classical repertoire and is published in the Notes de Sax collection. Its writing emphasizes the color of the alto saxophone, dynamics, and breath continuity. The publication year indicated is 2008.
