Leduc Truillard - Reverie - Clarinette et Piano
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Summary of This Score
Composed by the French composer Robert Truillard and published in 1986, Rêverie has established itself as a well-loved piece in the clarinet repertoire, particularly suited for musicians of intermediate level. Its short format makes it an excellent choice for auditions, exams, competitions, or simply to enrich one's program with an expressive and accessible work.
The piece is constructed in ternary form (A-B-A), which facilitates musical understanding and memorization. The central section, marked "Scherzando", provides a character contrast: lighter, more playful, it energizes the whole and allows the clarinetist to develop a broader interpretative palette. There is also a short cadenza, ideal for working on rhythmic freedom, breathing, and stage presence.
The solo part emphasizes a refined interpretation through a wide variety of articulations, dynamics, and phrasings, as well as tempo changes that require control and listening. This writing makes the piece particularly interesting for clarinetists "in transition": demanding enough to promote progress while remaining rewarding to play.
Rêverie thus constitutes an excellent choice for any intermediate clarinetist wishing to develop their musicality and offer an alternative, expressive, and immediately effective repertoire in concert.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Robert Truillard | Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Instrumentation | Solo clarinet | Year of publication | 1986 |
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Rêverie by Robert Truillard?
This score is suitable for an intermediate level. The writing requires mastering articulations, dynamics, and tempo changes.
Is Rêverie for clarinet appropriate for an audition or competition?
Its short format allows it to be included in an audition, exam, or competition. The brief cadenza offers a section dedicated to working on rhythmic freedom and breathing.
What is the form of Rêverie by Robert Truillard?
The work adopts a ternary A-B-A form, facilitating the understanding of the musical structure and memorization work. The central section is marked "Scherzando." This contrast brings a lighter character to the piece.
Is there a cadenza in this clarinet score?
A short cadenza is integrated into the solo part.
Is the score for clarinet alone or with piano?
The title presents the work for clarinet and piano, while the technical sheet mentions a solo clarinet instrumentation. Robert Truillard's composition was published in 1986.
