Lemoine Ejo Cesar - Pieces Dans Le Style Ancien (2) - Alto Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score by César Espejo, offered in a transcription by Jacques Borsarello, is intended for violists wishing to enrich their repertoire in viola and piano ensemble. The classical style emphasizes the quality of the line, intonation, articulation, and control of dynamics, while providing a musical framework conducive to expressive work.
Designed for both pedagogical use and performance, this edition allows effective work on ensemble coordination with the pianist: breathing, phrasing, sound balance, and coherence of intentions. Thanks to its concise format, it is suitable both for technical progress and for preparing a performance, easily fitting into a rehearsal schedule.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | ESPEJO César | Genre | classical score |
| Arranger | Jacques Borsarello (transcription) | Pages | 8 + 3 |
| Instrumentation | viola and piano | Year of publication | 1991 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for these pieces by César Espejo?
The edition is written for viola and piano, with a transcription by Jacques Borsarello.
How many pages does the score Ejo Cesar - Pieces Dans Le Style Ancien (2) contain?
The part totals 8 + 3 pages. This concise format facilitates its inclusion in a practice or rehearsal program.
Is this viola and piano score suitable for classical phrasing work?
The classical style emphasizes melodic line, articulation, and dynamics. Working with piano allows for addressing breaths, sound balance, and coherence of intentions.
Who transcribed the pieces for viola and piano?
The transcription for viola and piano is by Jacques Borsarello, based on the pieces by César Espejo.
From which year is this edition for viola?
Published in 1991, this score belongs to the classical repertoire for viola and piano.
