Furore Mulsant F. - Quatuor A Cordes N°1 Op.26
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Summary of This Score
With String Quartet op. 26, Florentine Mulsant offers a work designed to highlight the cohesion of a string quartet while remaining accessible to intermediate-level musicians. The score is conceived for demanding and educational chamber music work: collective ensemble setup, rhythmic precision, intonation, phrasing qualities, and management of sound layers among the four parts. The conductor + parts format facilitates rehearsal organization (each player has their part) while allowing the teacher or ensemble leader to follow the overall structure from the score.
Its duration of about 11 min 30 s makes it a relevant choice for many situations: class audition, workshop concert, exam, or internal competition program. This string quartet score also enables addressing essential ensemble skills: common breaths, line continuity, cues, transition management, and articulation uniformity. Publisher reference fue 4250 and identifier ISMN 979-0-50012-925-7 for easy searching and restocking.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Florentine Mulsant | Instrumentation | String quartet |
| Edition | Score and parts | Difficulty | Medium |
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Florentine Mulsant's String Quartet No. 1 op. 26?
The difficulty is indicated as medium. This edition is intended for intermediate-level musicians aiming to work on rhythmic precision, intonation, and phrasing in chamber music.
Which parts are included in this string quartet score?
The edition is provided in conductor score and individual parts. Each section thus has its own part, while the conductor score allows following the arrangement of the four voices.
What is the duration of the op. 26 quartet?
The announced duration is approximately 11 minutes 30 seconds.
Is this work suitable for a recital or an exam?
Its duration of about 11 minutes 30 seconds allows programming in class recitals, workshop concerts, or exams. The focus is notably on common breaths and transitions between sections. The score can also be used in an internal competition context.
Which reference should be used to find this edition?
The publisher reference is FUE 4250. The associated ISMN identifier is 979-0-50012-925-7, which facilitates identifying this edition by Florentine Mulsant.
