Lemoine Devienne Francois - Sonate N°2 - Clarinette Piano
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Summary of This Score
This classical score for clarinet and piano, composed by François Devienne, is intended for clarinetists who wish to develop a playing style that is both expressive and rigorous, in a chamber music setting. Working with the piano allows addressing essential aspects such as sound balance, intonation, rhythmic placement, and phrasing quality. In rehearsals as well as lessons, it serves as an excellent tool to refine articulation, enhance dynamics, and build a coherent interpretation, while strengthening listening skills and ensemble precision. Designed for clear use at the music stand, this score naturally fits into a learning path of the classical repertoire and the preparation of public performances.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | DEVIENNE François | Pages | 22 + 10 |
| Instrumentation | clarinet and piano | Year of publication | 2002 |
| Genre | classical score | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is François Devienne's Sonata No. 2 written?
The indicated instrumentation is clarinet and piano, with a part intended for ensemble practice.
How many pages does this clarinet and piano score contain?
The edition consists of 22 + 10 pages, corresponding to the announced score elements.
Does this Devienne sonata allow practice with piano accompaniment?
The piano is part of the planned instrumentation. Rehearsal work enables addressing sound balance and rhythmic setup. Intonation and phrasing can also be practiced within this context.
What is the publication year of this edition?
This edition was published in 2002.
Sonata No. 2 Devienne clarinet piano: what musical style?
This score belongs to the classical genre and is attributed to composer François Devienne.
