Leduc Demersseman: Grand air varié op. 3 Le trémolo
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Summary of This Score
This score for flute and piano highlights the brilliant and lyrical writing of Jules Demersseman, an emblematic composer of the great French flute repertoire. Designed for duo practice, it allows working on sound projection, melodic line, and rhythmic precision, while developing listening skills and balance with the piano.
The conductor is especially appreciated in rehearsal: it facilitates understanding entrances, musical breaths, and articulations, and helps build a coherent interpretation between soloist and accompanist. Whether in a pedagogical approach or a performance context, this Leduc edition naturally fits into the "classics of the flute" path: a reliable resource to enrich one's program, strengthen sight-reading, and refine style, with attention to phrasing and musicality.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Jules Demersseman | Genre | Classical |
| Edition | Leduc | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Flute and Piano | Pages | 6 |
| Collection | Les Classiques De La Flûte (Leduc) | Year of publication | 2002 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used for Grand air varié op. 3 Le trémolo?
The score is written for flute and piano.
Is the conductor's score included in this Leduc edition?
The Leduc edition includes a conductor's score intended for rehearsal work. It facilitates locating entrances, musical breaths, and articulations between the flute and piano.
How many pages does this Demersseman score have?
This score has 6 pages and was published in 2002.
Is this work suitable for flute-piano duo practice?
Jules Demersseman's writing allows for practicing sound projection, melodic line, and rhythmic precision. The duo also develops listening skills and balance with the piano.
In which collection is this flute piece published?
The work belongs to the Les Classiques De La Flûte collection by Leduc. The score is of the classical genre and is presented in French.
