Jobert Ohana Maurice - Etudes D'interpretation (12) Vol.1 - Piano
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A demanding and expressive piano writing: ideal for exploring the colors, dynamics, and contrasts characteristic of contemporary music.
- A modern repertoire by Maurice Ohana: a personal approach to musical language, balancing rhythmic energy and timbral exploration.
- Practical format for practice: a score designed to support keyboard study, from sight-reading to interpretation.
- 35 pages of content: enough to build structured practice sessions, deepening style, articulation, and precision.
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Summary of This Score
This piano score highlights the world of Maurice Ohana, a composer renowned for the uniqueness of his language and his sense of sonic textures. It is intended for pianists eager to expand their repertoire beyond classical and romantic aesthetics, with music where the precision of gesture and attentive listening to resonances play a central role.
Throughout the pages, the pianist is encouraged to work on clarity of attack, management of sound layers, and mastery of dynamics-essential elements to do justice to contemporary writing. This score serves as a relevant tool to develop attentive reading, refine hand independence, and strengthen rhythmic stability, while fostering a personal and engaged interpretation.
Whether to enrich a concert program, complement conservatory studies, or simply discover a modern aesthetic at the piano, this edition offers a stimulating study ground. It allows one to approach contemporary music methodically, taking the time to establish fingerings, build balances, and refine phrasing, in order to achieve a musical result that is both clear and expressive.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Maurice Ohana | Pages | 35 |
| Instrumentation | piano | Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Genre | contemporary | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument are Maurice Ohana's Interpretation Studies vol. 1 written?
This edition is intended for solo piano and includes 12 interpretation studies.
How many pages does this piano volume contain?
The score consists of 35 pages. This format gathers the first volume of the 12 studies attributed to Maurice Ohana.
What musical style does this Maurice Ohana score cover?
The work is classified in the classical genre, with a contemporary writing style. The focus is notably on sound textures, attacks, and resonances of the piano.
Is this score suitable for working on rhythm and dynamics at the piano?
The writing encourages the development of rhythmic stability and dynamic control. Attention is also given to sound layers and hand independence. The construction of balance and phrasing care are among the indicated study focuses.
From what year is the edition of Interpretation Studies vol. 1?
The publication of this score dates from 2000.



