Lemoine Damase Jean-Michel - Quintette Op.2 - Flute He Violon Alto Violoncelle
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Summary of This Score
This score by Jean-Michel Damase is intended for instrumentalists wishing to approach a chamber music piece where the transparency of timbres and precision of listening are paramount. The combination of flute and harp, often synonymous with delicacy and clarity, unfolds here in contact with the strings (violin, viola, cello) to create a rich sonic palette, both in dialogues and ensemble passages. Designed for collective work, the edition includes a full score as well as separate parts, facilitating the organization of sections and rehearsal preparation. Thanks to its instrumentation, this work naturally finds its place in the classical chamber music repertoire, suitable both for an educational project (sight-reading, ensemble setup, balance, phrasing) and for a concert program seeking an elegant and nuanced French color.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Jean-Michel Damase | Pages | 35 + 4x8 |
| Instrumentation | flute, harp, violin, viola, cello | Year of Publication | 1948 |
| Genre | classical | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of Jean-Michel Damase's Quintet op. 2?
The work brings together flute, harp, violin, viola, and cello, forming a group of five instrumentalists.
Does the score include separate parts?
The edition includes a full score and four separate parts of 8 pages each. This layout facilitates the distribution of parts during rehearsals. The conductor's score has 35 pages.
Quintet op. 2 Damase: for which instruments?
The harp and flute engage in dialogue with a string trio consisting of violin, viola, and cello.
From what year does this Jean-Michel Damase score date?
The publication dates from 1948, according to the indicated editorial features.
Is this work suitable for chamber music practice?
Its combination of flute, harp, and strings allows for exploring timbre balance, ensemble listening, and collective phrasing. The presence of separate parts supports rehearsal preparation.
