Leduc Faure Gabriel - Pièce - Flute & Piano
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Summary of This Score
This collection offers a Gabriel Fauré score in an accessible and concise format, intended for wind or string players wishing to perform with piano. The instrumentation allows a choice between flute, oboe, or violin, each able to take the solo part, while the piano provides the accompaniment and harmonic color. This type of edition is particularly appreciated for working on listening, sound balance, and phrasing in duo, while exploring Fauré's characteristic style: singing lines, refined dynamics, and chamber musicality.
With its 4 pages, the score is well suited to concrete objectives: preparing a short piece for an audition, completing a recital program, or integrating a French repertoire work into a learning path. The publication dating from 1920 reflects an editorial spirit faithful to the practices of the time, useful for those who appreciate scores with a sober and direct presentation. Whether you are a flutist, oboist, or violinist, this collection is a relevant choice to develop rhythmic precision, sound quality, and musical dialogue with the pianist.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Gabriel Fauré | Pages | 4 |
| Instrumentation | Flute or Oboe or Violin and Piano | Year of Publication | 1920 |
| Language | French | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which instruments can play the solo part of this Piece by Gabriel Fauré?
The solo part is available for flute, oboe, or violin, with piano accompaniment.
Does the Fauré score include a piano part?
The indicated instrumentation combines a flute, oboe, or violin with piano. The piano provides the accompaniment and harmonic color of the duo.
How many pages does this flute and piano score have?
The edition consists of 4 pages. This short format allows for a concise piece suitable for audition or recital.
Is this piece suitable for working on chamber music?
The duo with piano allows for practice in listening and sound balance. The lyrical lines and dynamics characteristic of Gabriel Fauré’s style also demand phrasing. The writing belongs to the French classical repertoire.
From what year does this edition of Gabriel Fauré's Piece date?
The publication dates from 1920 and is indicated in French.
