Eulenburg Stravinsky Igor - L'oiseau De Feu (1919) - Orchestra
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Summary of This Score
"The Firebird" by Igor Stravinsky established itself from its creation as a cornerstone of modern orchestral music. At the premiere of the ballet at the National Theatre of the Paris Opera, critics praised the shimmering timbral writing, supporting the narrative and dance through orchestration of remarkable richness. Building on this success, Stravinsky extracted two suites for orchestra from his ballet, intended for concert performance and designed to highlight the most striking moments of the score.
The 1919 suite offered here provides a concise and direct approach, ideal for the symphonic repertoire. It features the characteristic alternation between episodes of great color finesse, incisive rhythmic passages, and more tense atmospheres, typical of Stravinsky's language. This modernized edition facilitates musical work thanks to current notation, more readable for today's musicians, while respecting the spirit and precision of the original writing. The new orchestral materials constitute a major advantage for concert preparation: they meet the practical demands of ensembles, from sight-reading to setup, including balance among sections and clarity of markings.
Whether you are a conductor, orchestra librarian, or musician, this score is aimed at those seeking a solid reference of the orchestral suite "The Firebird" (1919 version), with a presentation optimized for both stage and rehearsal room.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Igor Stravinsky | Genre | classical score, orchestral suite |
| Instrumentation | orchestra | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which version of The Firebird is included in this edition?
This score features the 1919 orchestral suite extracted from Igor Stravinsky's ballet The Firebird.
Is the 1919 Firebird scored for orchestra?
The indicated instrumentation is orchestra. The genre specified is that of the classical score and orchestral suite.
Is the notation in this edition suitable for contemporary musicians?
A modernized notation is provided to facilitate reading for today's musicians. The layout respects the spirit and accuracy of the original writing. The material is designed for both rehearsal work and performance.
Is this score appropriate for preparing a symphony concert?
The new orchestral material meets the needs of sight-reading and ensemble preparation. The markings also aim for clarity of work between sections and orchestral balance.
Which passages from the 1919 suite are highlighted?
The 1919 suite alternates episodes with subtle colors, incisive rhythmic passages, and more tense atmospheres, characteristic of Stravinsky's language.



