Leduc Requiem Op. 48 - Version 1900
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Summary of This Conductor's Score
This conductor's score by Gabriel Fauré (edition published in 1995) is intended for choir conductors, orchestral conductors, and musical directors seeking a complete score to study and lead a work for mixed choir and orchestra. Within the religious music repertoire, Fauré's writing is distinguished by the balance of sound layers, the flexibility of phrasing, and finely colored harmony: having a conductor's score facilitates understanding of the structure, entrances, and dialogues between sections.
Thanks to the "Mixed Choir and Orchestra" instrumentation, you follow the entire musical fabric in a single document: choral lines, orchestral support, and transitions between sections. This format is particularly useful in rehearsal (preparing attacks, managing breaths, setting balances) as well as in concert situations, where the overall view allows anticipating transitions and clarifying musical intention. The French language reinforces coherence with the spiritual character of the genre and guides work on diction and articulation of the text.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Religious, Sacred | ||
| Composer | Gabriel Fauré | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Mixed Choir and Orchestra | Year of Publication | 1995 |
| Genre | Religious Music | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition a full score for Requiem Op. 48?
This edition brings together in a single full score the mixed choir parts and the orchestral accompaniment of Gabriel Fauré's Requiem Op. 48.
Which version of Fauré's Requiem is offered?
The 1900 version is indicated in the title of this score. The edition was published in 1995.
Is the full score suitable for a mixed choir with orchestra?
The announced instrumentation is "Mixed Choir and Orchestra." The simultaneous viewing of choral and orchestral parts allows preparation of entries, balances, and transitions.
Is the score of Requiem Op. 48 in French?
The indicated language is French. The diction and articulation work can thus rely on the text in this language.
For which repertoire is this Fauré full score intended?
Classified in the genre of religious and sacred music, this full score concerns a work by Gabriel Fauré. Its overall presentation is adapted for following the dialogues between mixed choir and orchestra. It can be used for rehearsal preparation as well as concert conducting.



