Lemoine Flament - Exercices Sur Pointes À La Barre et Au Milieu - Piano
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Summary of This Book
This collection, designed by Natalia Flament, is entirely dedicated to pointe exercises and their technical and musical demands. The work follows a coherent progression: first barre work, essential for loosening and "awakening" the toes, strengthening the ankles, and establishing a structured preparation, then center exercises, where balance, precision, and stability become central. To adapt to class needs, several pieces are more extensive to support complete sequences, including diagonal and traveling steps.
The approach highlights the crucial role of the pianist accompanist: "translating" the movement into a musical phrase, measuring each pose time, placing accents at the right moment, anticipating choreographic intentions, and adapting the tempo to the students' level. This approach, praised by specialized press, makes these 42 pieces a practical tool for dance class accompanists, both a style model, a source of ideas, and a reliable support to establish a demanding, sensitive, and nuanced working atmosphere.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Natalia Flament | Genre | Classical ballet class accompaniment |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
How many pieces does this piano collection include?
The collection brings together 42 pieces intended to accompany classical ballet classes.
Do the pointe exercises cover both barre work and center work?
The book organizes the training in two stages: barre exercises, then center exercises. The barre section mainly aims at toe flexibility and ankle strengthening. In the center, the pieces address balance, precision, and stability.
Are there pieces for diagonals and traveling steps?
Several pieces feature a more developed form to support complete sequences, including diagonals and traveling steps.
Is this book suitable for a dance accompanist pianist?
The score is designed for the accompanist pianist, with attention paid to rests, accents, and tempo. The music is intended to convey the movement's intent within the context of a classical ballet class.
Is Lemoine Flament Exercices Sur Pointes published in French?
The book is published in French. It belongs to the classical genre and is scored for piano.
