Lemoine Dufourt - Sombre Journée - 6 Percussions
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Summary of This Score
Designed for six percussionists, this score belongs to the contemporary repertoire and emphasizes ensemble work: rhythmic placement, coordination of attacks, dynamic control, and balance of sound layers. The duration of about 13 minutes allows for a developed form, with a progression that highlights collective precision as well as the rich colors unique to percussion.
Thanks to its A3 format, the reading remains clear on the music stand, a valuable asset when performers alternate between playing and changing instruments or sticks. Published by Lemoine, this score serves as a relevant resource for percussion classes, conservatory ensembles, and any group wishing to approach a contemporary, structured, and demanding writing style in the best sense of the term.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Lemoine | Pages | 13 (A3) |
| Instrumentation | 6 percussion | Year of publication | 1977 |
| Genre | Contemporary score | ||
Questions frequently asked
For how many percussionists is Sombre Journée written?
The score is designed for an ensemble of six percussionists.
What is the duration of Sombre Journée for 6 percussionists?
The indicated duration is approximately 13 minutes, allowing for an extended form.
Is this score suitable for a conservatory ensemble?
The writing focuses on rhythmic placement and attack coordination. Percussion classes and conservatory ensembles can use it to work on balance between sound layers. The required ensemble consists of six performers.
What is the format of the score?
The edition comprises 13 pages in A3 format. This size favors clear reading on the stand during instrument or stick changes.
From which year is this Lemoine score?
Published in 1977 by Lemoine, this work belongs to the contemporary score repertoire within the classical genre.
