Lemoine Piazzolla Astor - Tango - Etudes (6) - Flute Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score for flute and piano offers a transposed version, designed as the direct equivalent of the edition intended for saxophone. The text specifies the editorial principles adopted: any accidental placed in parentheses corresponds to an addition compared to the manuscript, generally to correct a probable omission, while other signs in parentheses serve to standardize similar passages or to align the versions with accompaniment and solo versions. Redundant accidentals are removed, and cautionary accidentals may be added without specific mention.
An important interpretative point: the piano part is deliberately devoid of dynamics, exactly as in the manuscript, leaving the instrumental team the freedom to shape phrasing, dynamics, and breaths. The footnotes reproduce those from the saxophone version by naturally transposing the note names; the referenced manuscript should therefore be understood as a "fictitious" manuscript, identical to Piazzolla's but written a minor third lower.
The content unfolds in six sections with well-defined characters: 1. Decided, 2. Anxious and rubato, 3. Molto marcato e energico, 4. Lento meditativo, 5. Without indication, 6. With anxiety. A set ideal for enriching a contemporary music repertoire and working on rhythmic precision, articulation energy, and the expressive palette of flute with piano.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Astor Piazzolla | Difficulty | 4 |
| Instrumentation | flute and piano | Pages | 44 + 12 |
| Genre | contemporary | Year of publication | 2006 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for the 6 Piazzolla Tango Studies?
This edition is written for flute and piano. It is a transposed version, designed as the equivalent of the edition intended for saxophone.
What is the difficulty level of this flute score?
The indicated difficulty level is 4. The writing particularly addresses rhythmic precision, energetic articulations, and expressive work.
Does the piano part include written dynamics?
The piano part intentionally includes no dynamics, in accordance with the cited manuscript. The construction of dynamics, phrasing, and breathing is thus left to the instrumental team.
How many pages does Piazzolla Astor - Tango - Études (6) - Flute Piano contain?
The work consists of 44 pages, plus an additional 12 pages. It was published in 2006.
What are the characters of the six tango studies?
The six sections carry the markings Décidé, Anxieux et rubato, Molto marcato e energico, Lento meditativo, Sans indication, and Avec anxiete.
