Lemoine Campo - Mouvements (2) Po+pie - Violoncelle et Piano
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Summary of This Score
With Les Gammes - Les Horloges, Régis Campo offers a piece in a contemporary language designed to highlight the relationship between cello and piano. The title evokes both the idea of a technical journey (the scales) and the mechanics of time (the clocks), two themes reflected in the musical approach of the work: structured motifs, sense of pulse, articulation and dynamic play, and a search for clarity in intonation.
This score is intended for instrumentalists wishing to enrich their repertoire with a current aesthetic while working on essential fundamentals in duo: setting in place, attack precision, sound balance, and mutual listening. The piano supports, punctuates, and renews the energy, while the cello explores expressive lines and repetitive cells that promote regularity and stability. A relevant resource to approach contemporary music progressively, combining musical rigor and ensemble enjoyment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | CAMPO Régis | Pages | 19 |
| Instrumentation | cello and piano | Year of publication | 2004 |
| Genre | contemporary score | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of this Régis Campo score?
The score is written for cello and piano.
Do the cello and piano have distinct roles in the work?
The piano supports, punctuates, and drives the musical energy. The cello develops expressive lines and repetitive motifs. The writing thus emphasizes listening between the two performers.
What musical style does Lemoine Campo - Mouvements (2) Po+pie propose?
The work belongs to contemporary score repertoire, within the field of classical music. Its writing is based on structured motifs, a sense of pulse, and articulation effects.
How many pages does the score have?
The edition has 19 pages and was published in 2004.
What technical elements can be developed with Les Gammes - Les Horloges?
The performance requires setup, precision of attacks, and sound balance. Attention is also given to clarity of intonation and regularity of repetitive motifs.
