Lemoine Borderieux - Petite Fugue À Travers Chant - Flûte et 1 Ou 2 Vibraphones
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Summary of This Score
This score by Guy-Jacques Borderieux offers a particularly refined blend of timbres between flute and vibraphone, with the option to add a second vibraphone to enrich the texture and projection. The combination of the flute's clear attack and the vibraphone's resonance opens up a very broad expressive field, conducive to working on listening, balance, and rhythmic placement in a chamber ensemble.
Published in March 1999, this piece in a concise format (2 x 4 pages) lends itself both to quick preparation and in-depth work on color, dynamics, and ensemble precision. Depending on the chosen instrumentation (one or two vibraphones), it allows for adapting harmonic density and spatialization while maintaining a fluid and effective reading. An ideal score to enrich the flute-percussion repertoire with classical writing and uncommon instrumentation, capable of highlighting the musicians' musicality and subtlety of playing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | BORDERIEUX Guy-Jacques | Pages | 2 x 4 ZOPC |
| Instrumentation | flute and 1 or 2 vibraphones | Year of Publication | 1999 |
| Genre | classical score | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Petite Fugue À Travers Chant?
The score is written for flute and one vibraphone, with the possibility of adding a second vibraphone.
Can this piece be played with only one vibraphone?
The scoring for one vibraphone is explicitly provided. Adding a second vibraphone enriches the sonic texture. The flute part remains central in this chamber ensemble.
What musical genre does this Borderieux score belong to?
This work by Guy-Jacques Borderieux belongs to the classical repertoire for flute and percussion.
How many pages does the score contain?
The edition is indicated as format 2 x 4 pages ZOPC.
What is the year of publication of this score?
Published in 1999, this piece allows ensemble work focused on dynamics and rhythmic precision.
