Lemoine Albinoni Tomaso - Adagio - Violon Piano
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Revised working edition, ideal for clear reading and efficient rehearsal with piano accompaniment.
- Written for violin and piano, perfect for lessons, auditions, competitions, and chamber music duos.
- Level 3: a repertoire accessible to students with solid foundations (intonation, phrasing, coordination with piano).
- Score format with 7 pages + 2 pages, practical for study and organizing parts.
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Summary of This Score
This score highlights the writing of Tomaso Albinoni, a key figure in the classical repertoire with the colors of the Italian Baroque. Designed for violin and piano, it allows working on musicality in a duo setting: mutual listening, rhythmic precision, phrase breathing, and sound balance between the melodic line and accompaniment.
The mention "Revision: Tesson" indicates an edition conceived for study, with a neat presentation that facilitates reading and progress. It is a relevant resource to develop bowing (flexibility, articulation, dynamics) and refine intonation in an expressive repertoire, while consolidating essential ensemble reflexes with the piano.
Published in May 1960, this edition is particularly aimed at Level 3 musicians wishing to enrich their program with a classical-style piece suited for regular practice: sectional rehearsal, phrasing construction, and pursuit of a singing tone. The 7 pages of music, supplemented by 2 additional pages, offer a concise and efficient format, ideal for quick progress while aiming for a polished interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | ALBINONI Tomaso | Difficulty | 3 |
| Arranger | Tesson (revision) | Pages | 7 + 2 |
| Instrumentation | violin and piano | Year of publication | 1960 (May) |
| Genre | classical score | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Albinoniâs Adagio revised by Tesson?
The score is written for violin and piano, with the melodic line assigned to the violin and the piano providing accompaniment.
What level is required to play this Albinoni Adagio on violin?
The indicated difficulty level is 3. The edition is intended for musicians who already have technical basics. The focus includes intonation, bowing, and phrasing.
How many pages does this violin and piano score contain?
The work comprises 7 pages of music, plus 2 additional pages.
Does this edition help in practicing duo playing with piano?
The violin-piano formation enables development of mutual listening, rhythmic precision, and sound balance. The rehearsal can be approached by sections to build the phrasing breaths.
From what year is the Lemoine Albinoni Tomaso - Adagio - Violin Piano edition?
This edition revised by Tesson was published in May 1960.
