Lemoine Bonnardot Jacqueline - Les Plaisirs Du Chant Vol.1 - Voix Elevee Ou Moyenne Piano
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Summary of This Score
Designed for singers as well as all musicians who enjoy exploring singing, this collection offers a wide range of accessible melodies and airs, particularly suited to developing voices. The pieces are selected for a specific level and are appropriate for medium or high tessituras : the writing avoids excessive use of the high register, while never requiring a strong low or middle register, making it a valuable resource for establishing healthy vocal technique.
The edition stands out for its respectful approach to sources: faithful text, preservation of original indications (measures, ornaments), and transpositions made when necessary. The figured bass realizations were done by Irène Assayag and Bruno Gousset, providing a solid framework to work on style, listening, and musicality with piano accompaniment. The whole supports progressive learning, whether in singing lessons, music education, or independent study.
The program spans several eras and languages, featuring a rich and educational repertoire: Berlioz ("Villanelle"), Boismortier ("Quand le silence et le mystère..."), Brahms ("Der Gang zum Liebchen"), Fauré ("Au bord de l'eau"), Frescobaldi ("Se l'aura spira"), Handel (excerpt from "Siroe"), Lambert ("Ombre de mon amant"), Lully ("Plainte italienne" from "Psyché"), Monteverdi ("Si dolce è 'l tormento"), Morley, Purcell (excerpt from "The Fairy Queen"), Rodrigo, Schubert ("Seligkeit"), Schumann ("Erstes Grün"), Stölzel ("Bist du bei mir"), Stradella ("I, amor, mi fai languir"), and other pieces in the same spirit.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Various (collection of pieces by Berlioz, Brahms, Fauré, Handel, Schubert, Schumann, etc.) | Collection | Bonnardot Jacqueline |
| Arranger | Irène Assayag; Bruno Gousset (figured bass realizations) | Genre | Pedagogical singing collection (classical repertoire) |
| Instrumentation | Medium and high voice and piano | Pages | 44 |
Questions frequently asked
For which vocal ranges is Les Plaisirs du Chant vol. 1 written?
The collection is intended for medium and high voices, with piano accompaniment. The writing does not overly demand the high register and does not require a pronounced low or middle voice.
Is this collection suitable for a beginner singer?
The selection of melodies and songs is designed for developing voices. It serves as a progressive work support to establish a healthy vocal technique.
Which composers are featured in Les Plaisirs du Chant volume 1?
The program includes Berlioz, Brahms, Fauré, Handel, Schubert, Schumann, Monteverdi, Purcell, and Lully among others. Excerpts such as "Villanelle," "Au bord de l’eau," and "Seligkeit" are included, alongside pieces from various periods.
Is there piano accompaniment in this score?
The instrumentation pairs a medium or high voice with piano. The figured bass parts were created by Irène Assayag and Bruno Gousset.
How many pages does this classical singing collection contain?
The work comprises 44 pages. The original texts, measures, and ornaments are preserved, with transpositions made when necessary.
