Klarthe Bordalejo Tomas - En Rappel - Accordeon
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Summary of This Score
Rameau's harpsichord suites take on a new dimension when considered for accordion: the gesture, sound material, and breathing change, while preserving the momentum and spirit of the original motifs. This score fits precisely within this idea of reinvention, embracing the transition from harpsichord to an instrument capable of great harmonic density, but also remarkable flexibility in managing registers and sound layers.
Written at the request of Vincent Lhermet, the work develops a discourse built from two motifs drawn from the "Rappel des Oiseaux." Rather than quoting or illustrating, the composer transforms these elements into playing materials: they appear, become sparse, recombine, and then gradually unfold across the entire tessitura. The result offers a listening experience both familiar and surprising, where the Baroque heritage becomes the driving force of a contemporary, incisive, and colorful writing.
Through its motivic approach and timbre exploration, this solo accordion score will suit performers wishing to explore a contemporary repertoire rooted in tradition, working on line clarity, articulation, register management, and sound projection.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Tomas Bordalejo | Instrumentation | accordion |
| Artist | Vincent Lhermet | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is the score En Rappel written?
This score is designed for solo accordion.
Is Tomas Bordalejo's En Rappel inspired by Rameau?
The writing takes as its starting point two motifs derived from Rameau's 'Rappel des Oiseaux.' These motifs are transformed and redistributed within a contemporary writing style. The Baroque heritage serves as musical material rather than as illustrative quotation.
What is the level or musical style of this accordion score?
Classified in the classical genre, the work develops a contemporary language based on Baroque motifs. The focus is particularly on articulation, clarity of lines, and sound projection.
Was the score composed for Vincent Lhermet?
Composed at the request of Vincent Lhermet, this work is associated with this accordionist in the editorial information.
Which technical aspects are addressed in En Rappel?
The management of registers and sound layers structures the development of the two motifs across the full range of the accordion. Particular attention is also given to the handling of timbres.
