Henle Verlag Chausson E. - Poeme For Violin And Orchestra Op. 25
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Summary of This Book
This volume dedicated to Ernest Chausson highlights his musical world through a publication focused on violin and piano instrumentation. Designed to meet the expectations of both performers and teachers, it allows an approach to Chausson's writing with particular attention to style, melodic line, and balance between the two instruments. The presence of a musicological edition by Peter Jost makes it a solid resource for precise work, whether in a study setting (conservatory, chamber music class) or to deepen the understanding of harmonic language and compositional intentions.
Thanks to its hardcover binding, the book also fits into a logic of durability: a format suitable for repeated consultation, annotation, and library storage. For lovers of classical scores and performers seeking content edited with rigor, this book constitutes a reliable foundation to explore Chausson's repertoire and enrich one's approach to interpretation, phrasing, and the sound colors characteristic of late French Romanticism.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Chausson, Ernest | Instrumentation | Violin and piano |
| Edition | Peter Jost (musicological edition) | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Chausson's Poème op. 25?
The score is written for violin and piano, with attention paid to the balance between the two parts.
Is the edition of Poème op. 25 musicological?
The edition is prepared by Peter Jost and is designated as a musicological edition.
Is this Chausson score suitable for conservatory study?
The content can be used in a study context, particularly at the conservatory or in chamber music classes. The violin and piano instrumentation allows work on the melodic line. The phrasing and tonal colors of late French Romanticism are also addressed.
Is the score bound?
A hardcover binding is announced, suitable for repeated consultation, annotation, and storage in a library.
What repertoire is covered in this Henle Verlag edition?
This publication focuses on Ernest Chausson's classical repertoire. It highlights his harmonic language and compositional intentions through the Poème for violin and piano, op. 25.
