Lemoine Bensa - Tango - Violon Bandonéon Guitare Et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This classical score, composed by Olivier Bensa, offers writing intended for a unique quartet combining violin, bandoneon, guitar, and piano. The combination of these instruments allows exploration of a particularly rich sonic palette: the violin provides the melodic line and attack precision, the bandoneon supports expressiveness and phrasing, while the guitar and piano structure harmony, rhythm, and dynamics. The difficulty level 3 places the work in an ideal zone for advanced students, conservatory cycles, and demanding amateur ensembles: sufficiently challenging to develop musicianship without making sight-reading or ensemble coordination unnecessarily complex. Thanks to its presentation in several pagination blocks (15 + 3 + 5 pages), this score lends itself well to progressive rehearsal work, with attention paid to intonation, balance, dynamics, and ensemble coordination. A relevant choice to enrich a chamber music program, prepare an audition, or build a concert moment around an ensemble with a distinctive character.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | ||
| Composer | BENSA Olivier | Difficulty | 3 |
| Instrumentation | violin, bandoneon, guitar, and piano | Pages | 15 + 3 + 5 |
| Genre | classical score | Year of publication | Apr-01 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is required to play Tango by Olivier Bensa?
The piece is written for violin, bandoneon, guitar, and piano, with a part designated for each of these four instruments.
What is the difficulty level of this tango sheet music?
The indicated difficulty level is 3. This classification is intended for advanced students, conservatory cycles, and demanding amateur ensembles.
Does the Lemoine Bensa - Tango sheet music contain separate parts?
The announced pagination is divided into 15 + 3 + 5 pages. This presentation in several sections allows organizing rehearsal work among the different sections.
Is this sheet music suitable for a chamber music ensemble?
The writing combines four instruments with complementary roles: the violin carries the melodic line, the bandoneon provides expressiveness, and the guitar and piano handle harmony and rhythm. Ensemble work focuses notably on intonation, dynamics, and timing. The indicated musical genre is Latin.
Who composed Tango for violin, bandoneon, guitar, and piano?
The composition is by Olivier Bensa.
