Lemoine Pujol - Suite Buenos Aires Guit/cordes - Guitare et Cordes
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Summary of This Score
This score for guitar and strings offers a musical journey in four parts, whose titles - Pompeya, Palermo, San Telmo, and Microcentro - evoke contrasting atmospheres and invite attention to both color and precision. Designed for ensemble playing, it highlights the role of the guitar within a string texture, emphasizing dialogue and complementarity between sections.
Level 3 makes it a particularly relevant resource for consolidating the fundamentals of ensemble music: tempo stability, unified attacks, management of phrase endings, and dynamic balance. The strings learn to accompany, support, or respond, while the guitar works on projection, clarity of phrasing, and right-hand consistency without sacrificing nuance.
In rehearsal, this score allows for addressing very concrete objectives: setting entrances, uniformity of bow strokes (or articulations), collective breathing, and coherence of intentions. Each piece can be studied as an independent work or integrated into a larger program, making it an effective choice for a workshop, ensemble class, or end-of-cycle audition.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar and strings | Difficulty | Level 3 |
| Collection | Estrada Délia | Pages | 28 + 13 + 30 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Suite Buenos Aires?
The score is written for guitar and strings, featuring a dialogue work between the guitar and the string sections.
What is the difficulty level of this score?
Level 3 is indicated. The writing allows work on tempo stability, common attacks, and dynamic balance within the ensemble.
Which movements make up Lemoine Pujol's Suite Buenos Aires?
The four movements are titled Pompeya, Palermo, San Telmo, and Microcentro.
Is this work suitable for a guitar and string ensemble?
Designed for ensemble playing, it places the guitar within a fabric of strings. The string parts can accompany, support, or respond to the guitar. The work notably focuses on entries, phrase endings, and collective breathing.
How many pages does the Estrada Délia edition include?
The edition from the Estrada Délia collection indicates pagination of 28 + 13 + 30 pages.



