Lemoine Lenners - Vol De Nuit - Flûte Clarinette Piano Percussion Et Contrebasse

Summary of This Score

This contemporary music score, composed by Claude Lenners, is intended for instrumentalists and ensembles seeking a current language, a varied palette of timbres, and fine interaction between parts. The instrumentation-flute, clarinet, piano, percussion, and double bass-allows exploration of marked contrasts between attack, resonance, sustain, and rhythmic material, while offering a great richness of ensemble colors.

Thanks to this formation, the musical work naturally emphasizes listening, balance precision, and coordination. The winds can engage in complementary dialogue (breath, articulation, phrasing), while the piano and percussion structure the sound space, between impulses, textures, and dynamic reliefs. The double bass provides depth, grounding, and flexibility, both in the foundations and in more mobile lines.

Offered in large A3 format, this edition promotes clear reading at the stand, particularly appreciated when contemporary notation demands attention and anticipation. Published in January 1995, it belongs to a period when contemporary ensemble writing was developing explorations of timbre, rhythm, and form, making it a relevant choice for a concert program, a creation workshop, or pedagogical work around the techniques and reflexes of today's music.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Composer	Claude Lenners	Pages	28 (A3)
Instrumentation	flute, clarinet, piano, percussion, and double bass	Year of publication	1995
Genre	contemporary