Lemoine Murail - Tigres De Verre - Piano et Ondes Martenot
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Summary of This Score
This contemporary score sets the piano and Ondes Martenot in dialogue, an emblematic pairing for those seeking a sound palette that is both precise, vibrant, and immediately recognizable. The writing invites thinking about music in terms of colors, resonances, and harmonic trajectories, with particular attention to the balance between the piano's attack, its resonances, and the singing line of the Ondes.
In this repertoire, interpretation relies as much on instrumental mastery as on the quality of listening and coordination. The duo benefits from finely working dynamics, fades, resonance durations, and texture changes to highlight the contours of the musical discourse. It is an ideal score for performers wishing to develop a more "orchestral" approach to the keyboard and a genuine play of timbres in chamber music.
Published in July 1974, this work fits within a modern aesthetic where sound material becomes a driver of form. It will naturally find its place in a program dedicated to contemporary music, original instrumental combinations, or the exploration of the Ondes Martenot repertoire alongside piano.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Tristan Murail | Pages | 14 |
| Instrumentation | piano and Ondes Martenot | Year of publication | 1974 |
| Genre | contemporary score | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is specified for Tigres de verre by Tristan Murail?
The score is written for piano and ondes Martenot. The dialogue relates the attack and resonance of the piano with the singing line of the ondes.
How many pages does this score have?
The edition consists of 14 pages.
Is this 1974 work suitable for a contemporary music program?
Published in 1974, this work fits within a modern aesthetic focused on sonic material. It can be included in a contemporary music program or one dedicated to the ondes Martenot. The work notably focuses on dynamics, fades, and changes of texture.
Who composed this score for piano and ondes Martenot?
The composition is by Tristan Murail. The indicated genre is contemporary score within the classical music field.
What interpretative aspects does this duo score require?
The interpretation requires precise coordination between the two parts. The durations of resonance and the balance between piano and ondes Martenot are central elements of the musical work.
