Lemoine Dyens - Concerto Métis - Guitare et Piano
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Summary of This Score
"Concerto métis" is Roland Dyens' first concerto, a work long matured and revised, becoming one of the most personal in his catalog. Premiered in Cannes in April 1990 with the Orchestre Régional P.A.C.A., this concerto initially lived on stage through the composer's own performances, invited for several years by orchestras in numerous countries. The recording made in Armenia in April 1997, followed by the availability of a piano reduction, were decisive steps in allowing the work to establish itself durably in the repertoire, especially for soloists and conservatories.
Classical in its construction (fast-slow-fast, with cadenza), the work stands out through the richness of the influences that permeate it: a "mixing" of styles and colors that gives the discourse an immediately recognizable identity. This guitar and piano reduction score offers concrete access to the concerto's musical material, useful for preparing the interpretation, working on soloist-accompaniment balance, clarifying articulations, and deepening phrasing. A relevant choice for classical guitarists seeking an ambitious, expressive, and structured concertante piece, at the crossroads of tradition and Dyens' own invention.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Roland Dyens | Difficulty | 5 |
| Instrumentation | guitar and piano | Pages | 34+21 |
| Genre | classical | Year of Publication | 1990 |
Questions frequently asked
What skill level is required to play Roland Dyens' Concerto Métis?
The indicated difficulty is level 5, which corresponds to a score intended for already solid instrumental work.
Is the score written for solo guitar or with accompaniment?
The instrumentation includes guitar and piano. This edition offers a piano reduction of the concerto to work on the solo part with accompaniment.
How many pages does this edition contain?
The work consists of 34+21 pages. This distribution corresponds to the materials provided for guitar and piano.
What is the form of the Concerto Métis?
The structure follows a fast-slow-fast pattern and includes a cadenza. The language blends several writing styles and colors, consistent with the idea of 'metissage' expressed by the work.
Is this guitar-piano reduction suitable for conservatory practice?
Making the piano reduction available helped establish the work in the repertoire of soloists and conservatories. It allows preparation of the interpretation, balance between soloist and accompaniment, articulations, and phrasing. Published in 1990, this score reprises Roland Dyens' first concerto, premiered in Cannes in April 1990.
