Jobert Ohana - Etudes D'interp. No 11-12 - Percussions et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score by Maurice Ohana fits within the composer's contemporary aesthetic, where timbre, rhythmic energy, and subtle nuances play a central role. Written for percussions and piano, it offers a close interaction between the two sound poles: on one side, the variety of attacks and resonances characteristic of percussion; on the other, the harmonic power and dynamic palette of the piano. Together, they create a true play of textures, inviting performers to focus on precision, articulation, and contrast management.
Throughout the piece, the music demands active listening and rigorous setup, while allowing the colors and resonance spaces to breathe. This score is particularly relevant for duos exploring contemporary repertoire, as well as advanced students aiming to develop mastery over character changes, sound plane balances, and inter-instrumental coordination. The A3 format and 30 pages provide a comfortable working support, designed for parts and rehearsal, with a layout that facilitates anticipation of entrances and transitions.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Maurice Ohana | Pages | 30 (A3) |
| Instrumentation | percussion and piano | Year of publication | 2000 |
| Genre | contemporary | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used in Maurice Ohana's Interpretation Studies No. 11-12?
The score combines percussion and piano, featuring a close interaction between percussive attacks and the keyboard's harmonic palette.
Is this Maurice Ohana score suitable for an advanced level?
Intended for duos exploring contemporary repertoire, this score is also aimed at advanced students. It requires inter-instrumental coordination and management of contrasts.
What is the format and page count of the score?
The score consists of 30 pages in A3 format. This layout is designed to facilitate reading on a music stand and anticipation of entries.
From what year is this edition?
Published in 2000, this score belongs to the contemporary classical genre.
What skills are developed in these studies for percussion and piano?
Maurice Ohana's aesthetic emphasizes timbre and rhythmic energy. Precision of articulation and dynamics demand active listening between the two performers. Resonance spaces and changes in character play an important role in the performance.



