Jobert Tailleferre - Premières Prouesses - Po 4 MS - Piano À 4 Mains
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This piano four hands sheet music highlights the world of Germaine Tailleferre, an emblematic composer of 20th-century French music. Designed for duo playing on the same instrument, it invites the creation of a true musical dialogue: shared breathing, balance of sound layers between Primo and Secondo, coordinated articulation, and coherent phrasing. Four-hand playing also allows approaching classical music from a highly formative perspective, developing listening skills, tempo stability, and touch quality.
With its 11 pages, this edition is particularly well suited for pedagogical use: gradual setup, effective rehearsals, and comfortable reading. It is also perfect for pianists wishing to diversify their repertoire with a chamber music piece at the keyboard, whether in a conservatory, music school, or at home. An excellent option for those seeking a piano four hands sheet music that is both musical, structured, and rooted in the classical repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Germaine Tailleferre | Pages | 11 |
| Instrumentation | piano four hands | Year of publication | 2010 |
| Genre | classical sheet music | ||
Questions frequently asked
For what ensemble is this Germaine Tailleferre score written?
The instrumentation is designed for piano four hands, with two pianists sharing the same instrument. The Primo and Secondo parts require coordination of phrasing and sound layers.
How many pages does Premières Prouesses for piano four hands contain?
The edition consists of 11 pages.
Which composer is featured in this score?
The score is dedicated to Germaine Tailleferre, a 20th-century French composer. The indicated musical genre is classical.
Is this score suitable for conservatory study?
Its 11 pages allow progressive duet practice. The four hands writing develops listening skills and tempo stability. This edition can be used in a conservatory or music school setting.
What is the publication year of this edition?
Published in 2010, this score belongs to the category of sheet music publications. It is intended for performance on piano four hands.
