Lemoine Combier - Bois Sombre - Dans Le Jour ... - Alto Solo
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Summary of This Score
This score for solo viola is part of the cycle "Vies silencieuses" by Jérôme Combier. It offers a decidedly contemporary approach to the instrument, focusing on sound quality, precision of gesture, and the construction of the musical discourse. The material emphasizes contrasts, nuances, and transitions, inviting the performer to sculpt timbre and space.
With its 7 pages, this work is particularly suited for violists wishing to work on a short but demanding piece in terms of musical attention: bow control, articulation, dynamic balance, and breathing sense. An excellent choice to develop a solo viola repertoire oriented towards creation, whether in the context of a recital, a contemporary music project, or in-depth interpretative work.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | JÉRÔME COMBIER | Genre | contemporary |
| Artist | Ensemble Cairn (Guillaume Bourgogne, conductor) | Pages | 7 |
| Instrumentation | solo viola | Year of publication | 2007 |
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is this Jérôme Combier score written?
The indicated instrumentation is solo viola, with no other instrumental parts mentioned.
How many pages does Bois Sombre - Dans Le Jour ... have?
The score has 7 pages. This format corresponds to a short work. The writing nevertheless requires sustained attention to the musical discourse.
Is this solo viola piece contemporary?
Composed by Jérôme Combier and published in 2007, this work belongs to the contemporary genre of the classical repertoire.
Which performance techniques are required in this work?
The work notably focuses on bow control, articulation, dynamic balance, and breathing.
In what context should this solo viola score be performed?
The piece is part of the cycle 'Vies silencieuses' and can be programmed in a recital or a contemporary music project.
