Lemoine Levinas - Strettes TOURNANTES-migrations - 9 Instruments
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Summary of This Score
This score by Michaël Levinas is part of the contemporary repertoire and is aimed at musicians wishing to deepen ensemble work through a formation of 9 instruments. The format encourages a demanding approach to setup, balance, and sound construction, while allowing ample space for collective coherence: each section becomes an essential element of the musical discourse.
Designed for rehearsal as well as performance, it provides solid support for ensembles, chamber music classes, creative workshops, and curricula oriented towards 20th and 21st-century aesthetics. Reading the score helps structure work by sections, anticipate cues, and optimize communication among instrumentalists, especially when the writing requires particular attention to entrances, transitions, and dynamic relationships.
By its dating (January 1978), this work naturally fits into programming that puts the evolution of contemporary languages into perspective. It offers a relevant basis to develop fine listening, ensemble articulation precision, and tempo stability, while strengthening the essential reflexes for medium-sized instrumental formations. A pertinent choice to enrich a contemporary score library and foster ambitious collective musical work.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Michaël LEVINAS | Genre | contemporary |
| Instrumentation | 9 instruments | Year of publication | 1978 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of Strettes TOURNANTES-migrations?
The score is designed for a formation of 9 instruments, without details of the sections in the provided information.
Is this score by Michaël Levinas contemporary?
The work belongs to the contemporary genre. Its publication dates from 1978, placing it within the compositions of the second half of the 20th century.
For what type of ensemble is this 9-instrument work suitable?
The writing is intended for medium-sized instrumental ensembles comprising 9 instruments. It can be used in chamber music, in creative workshops, or in curricula dedicated to 20th and 21st-century aesthetics. The work emphasizes entries, transitions, and dynamic relationships.
What collective work does this score require?
The 9-instrument formation demands close attention to ensemble cohesion, balance of sound, and tempo stability.
Who is the composer of Strettes TOURNANTES-migrations?
The composition is by Michaël Levinas. The indicated date is January 1978.
