Lemoine Jarrell - Etude - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This piano score fully embraces the contemporary aesthetic: harmonic colors, precise instrumental gestures, and musical construction designed to highlight the expressive possibilities of the keyboard. Conceived as a commission from the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt in Weimar, it is intended for pianists wishing to explore a current language and refine their control of sound, articulation, and dynamics.
With its 17 pages, the work offers a concentrated musical journey conducive to in-depth practice: rhythmic reading, balance of sound layers, management of resonances, and precision of attacks. The large format (32 x 24 cm) provides real comfort during rehearsal, especially in passages rich in markings or when the density of the writing requires quick reading. It is a relevant resource for conservatory students, pianists curious about new music, or any programming focused on contemporary music, whether in recital or educational contexts.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Lemoine | Pages | 17 (32 x 24 cm) |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Year of publication | 2011 |
| Genre | Contemporary | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many pages does the Lemoine Jarrell - Étude for piano score have?
The score contains 17 pages in the 32 x 24 cm format.
Is this Étude for piano suitable for contemporary music?
The writing belongs to the contemporary genre, featuring harmonic colors and precise instrumental gestures. The work notably focuses on sound control, articulation, and dynamics.
What piano proficiency level is targeted by this score?
This piece is intended especially for conservatory students and pianists wishing to approach a contemporary language. Rhythmic reading, balance of sound layers, and management of resonances are key areas of study. The density of the writing requires precise attention to attacks.
What is the format of the Étude de Jarrell score?
The large 32 x 24 cm format facilitates reading musical directions during rehearsals. The 17 pages allow for a spacious presentation of dense passages.
From which year is this Lemoine edition for piano?
This Lemoine edition for piano was published in 2011.
