Henle Verlag Debussy - Syrinx - La Flûte De Pan - Pour Flûte Seule - Flute
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Summary of This Score
Syrinx undoubtedly belongs to the works immediately associated with Debussy. Originally titled The Flute of Pan at the time of its creation, this piece was composed in 1913 as incidental music for a dramatic poem by Gabriel Mourey. In the central scene, Pan plays the reed flute, an instrument into which the nymph Syrinx has been transformed. However, he is not visible to the other nymphs or the audience.
To best reproduce the scene, the dedicatee, Louis Fleury, customarily performed the piece behind a screen in concert. The work was published posthumously in 1927 by the publisher Jobert. It enjoys unprecedented popularity today.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Claude Debussy | Genre | classical score |
| Edition | Jobert | Year of publication | 1927 |
| Instrumentation | solo flute | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Debussy's Syrinx written for solo flute?
The score is intended for solo flute, with no accompaniment indicated.
What edition is this Syrinx score?
The mentioned edition is Jobert. The publication of the work is dated 1927, posthumously.
When did Debussy compose Syrinx?
The composition dates back to 1913. The work was then titled La flûte de Pan and accompanied a dramatic poem by Gabriel Mourey. It depicts Pan playing the reed flute in the central scene.
Is Syrinx a classical music piece?
This score belongs to the classical genre and was composed by Claude Debussy.
Does the Henle Verlag Debussy - Syrinx - La Flûte De Pan score include accompaniment?
No accompaniment is indicated: the instrumentation is limited to solo flute.
