Jobert Nunes - Versus I - Clarinette et Violon
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Summary of This Score
This contemporary score by Emmanuel Nunes is written for a clarinet and violin duo. It is intended for musicians and ensembles eager to explore a current repertoire, where rhythmic precision, mutual listening, and balance of timbres play a central role. The A3 format offers clear reading on the music stand, especially appreciated during rehearsals, while the length of 26 pages allows for methodical work on the piece, carefully addressing placement, dynamics, and articulation characteristic of contemporary writing. A relevant reference to enrich a chamber music program or to develop the technical and musical versatility of instrumentalists.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Emmanuel Nunes | Pages | 26 (A3) |
| Instrumentation | Clarinet and Violin | Year of Publication | 1982 |
| Genre | Contemporary Score | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instruments is Versus I by Emmanuel Nunes written?
The indicated instrumentation includes a clarinet and a violin, performed as a duo.
How many pages does the Versus I score have?
The collection consists of 26 pages in A3 format. This large format is intended to facilitate reading on the music stand during rehearsals.
What is the publication year of this Emmanuel Nunes score?
Published in 1982, this score belongs to the contemporary repertoire.
Which musical aspects are explored in Versus I?
The writing is described as contemporary. Rhythmic precision and mutual listening play a central role. The work also focuses on dynamics and articulation.
Is this score suitable for a classical chamber music program?
Classified within the classical music genre, this work is designed for a chamber ensemble of two musicians. Its instrumentation specifically combines clarinet and violin.
