Lemoine Hurel - Inserts - Hommage À P.boulez - Violoncelle
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Summary of This Score
This score is part of a contemporary creation initiative supported by a major musical institution: the Philharmonie de Paris. Premiered on March 22, 2015, in the Amphitheater of Philharmonie 2 in Paris, the work was presented to the public by Marc Coppey, an interpreter closely associated with both contemporary aesthetics and the great cello classics. This premiere information serves as a true marker for musicians, teachers, and programmers wishing to situate the work within its artistic context and the chronology of recent repertoire.
Beyond mere historical information, these elements provide valuable insight into the intention: a commission designed for the stage, for concert hall acoustics, and for a reference performer. Whether you are an instrumentalist seeking new pieces to study, a conservatory student, or a music enthusiast eager to explore contemporary writing, this score allows you to approach the work with a well-documented perspective, useful both for interpretation and analysis (phrasing, structure, dynamics, articulation). A relevant choice to enrich a music library collection focused on contemporary creation and commissioned works.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Artist | Marc Coppey | ||
Questions frequently asked
When was Inserts - Hommage à P. Boulez for cello premiered?
The premiere took place on March 22, 2015.
Who created this work for cello?
The score was presented by cellist Marc Coppey. His name is also indicated in the work's details.
Where was the score's premiere held?
The work was premiered in the Amphitheatre of Philharmonie 2, in Paris. This premiere is part of the artistic context of the Philharmonie de Paris.
Is this score intended for the classical or contemporary repertoire?
The indicated musical genre is classical. However, the 2015 premiere and the tribute to P. Boulez place this piece within a contemporary creation approach.
What interpretative aspects can be studied with this work?
The study of the score can focus on phrasing, structure, dynamics, and articulation. Its creation in a concert hall setting provides useful reference points for analyzing the writing.
