Heugel PARTITIONS CHANT - BOISMORTIER DON QUICHOTTE CHEZ LA DUCHESSE BALLET COMIQUE EN TROIS ACTES
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Summary of This Score
Favart's libretto. The conductor's score is intended for conducting, offering a global approach to the work for voice, orchestra, and strings. This score allows following the musical direction with an overview, quickly spotting entrances, dialogues between sections, and key moments of voice-instrument balance. It serves as a relevant support for organizing rehearsals, anticipating transitions, and refining dynamics, while respecting the interpretative codes specific to the French repertoire. A pertinent choice for conductors, orchestra musicians, teachers, and ensembles wishing to approach this program with a clear working reference.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Joseph Bodin de Boismortier | Instrumentation | Voice, Orch, Strings |
Questions frequently asked
Does the conductor score of Don Quichotte chez la Duchesse cover all three acts?
The conductor score pertains to the three-act comic ballet by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, with a libretto by Favart.
What instrumentation is indicated in this Boismortier score?
The announced instrumentation includes voices, orchestra, and strings. The conductor format allows following their entries in an overall view.
Is this score suitable for leading an ensemble?
Intended for conducting, this score facilitates identifying entries and dialogues between sections. Transitions and balances between voices and instruments can thus be prepared during rehearsals. The nuances specific to French repertoire are supported by this comprehensive working tool.
Who composed Don Quichotte chez la Duchesse?
The composition is attributed to Joseph Bodin de Boismortier.
Is the libretto of this edition by Favart?
The libretto indicated for this score is by Favart. The work belongs to the classical genre and is presented as a comic ballet.



