Leduc Demersseman J. - Sixieme Solo De Concert Op.82 - Flute
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Summary of This Score
Composed by Jules Demersseman (1833-1866), Concert Solo No. 6, Op. 74 is part of the great French flute tradition: a brilliant piece designed to showcase the instrument with flair, while requiring precision at every moment. Written for flute and piano, it offers a constant dialogue between the two parts, where the flute leads the discourse with a dense and expressive solo line.
This work was revised by Marcel Moyse, a key figure of the French school, whose artistic approach and knowledge of the instrument have influenced generations of flutists. This revision provides a solid framework for approaching style, phrasing, and musical balance, with a level of demand that perfectly matches the "concert" spirit of the piece.
Included in the "Flute Classics" series (piece No. 76), this score is part of a collection of major repertoire titles, adapted and worked on by renowned musicians and pedagogues such as P. Taffanel, Ph. Gaubert, M. Moyse, and others. The result: a piece that is both very enjoyable to play and formidably challenging, ideal for building a stage program, preparing a performance, or enriching one's repertoire with a virtuosic and musical work.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Jules Demersseman | Collection | Flute Classics |
| Arranger | Marcel Moyse (revision) | Difficulty | Advanced |
| Instrumentation | Flute and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is intended for this Demersseman concert solo?
This edition is written for flute and piano. The flute carries a dense and expressive solo line, while the piano engages in a constant dialogue.
What is the difficulty level of this flute score?
The announced level is advanced. The piece requires great precision and belongs to a virtuosic concert language.
Is the score edited by Marcel Moyse?
The revision is by Marcel Moyse. His work provides a framework for phrasing and balance between flute and piano. This version belongs to the French flute school approach.
Is this score part of the Flute Classics collection?
In the Flute Classics series, this piece is listed as number 76.
Why does the title state Op.82 while the description mentions Op.74?
The provided title reads "Sixieme Solo De Concert Op.82," whereas the summary describes the "Concert Solo n°6, Op.74." Both opus references appear in the available information.
