Lemoine Schlee Thomas Daniel - Poesies II Op.25 - Piano
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The essentials to know about this score
The essentials to know about this score
- Contemporary writing: ideal for enriching your repertoire with modern sonorities, contemporary harmonies and a lively rhythmic approach.
- Concise and effective format: 14 pages that get straight to the point, perfect for working on a piece (or a short cycle) without losing focus.
- Comprehensive musical work: develops rhythmic precision, an ear for tonal colours and control of dynamics at the piano.
- Suitable for regular practice: equally well suited to individual study and lessons, with a clear goal of progress and interpretation.
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Summary of this Score
This piano score is rooted in a contemporary style, designed to invite pianists to explore a modern aesthetic through the pursuit of tonal colors, rhythmic energy and expressiveness. Depending on the writing, this type of repertoire may combine repetitive motifs, denser chords, contrasts between registers and subtle dynamic shaping. The aim is to achieve playing that is both precise and nuanced, with particular attention to articulation, voice balance and touch quality.
At 14 pages, this edition favors a practical format: you can move quickly through the reading and focus on interpretation, coordination and the development of the musical discourse. It is an excellent way to diversify a piano program with a contemporary score while working on key skills such as tempo stability, managing changes in character and highlighting musical relief (accents, phrasing and sound layers).
Whether you are discovering contemporary music or looking for a short piece to complete your repertoire, this score offers a direct and stimulating approach. It fits easily into a practice routine: focused reading, separate-hand practice if necessary, followed by consolidating passages requiring precise coordination and control of dynamics. A relevant choice for developing musicianship and modernity at the keyboard.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Pages | 14 |
| Genre | Contemporary score | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrumentation is Poesies II Op.25 by Thomas Daniel Schlee written?
This edition is written for solo piano and consists of 14 pages.
Is Poesies II Op.25 a contemporary music score?
Classified under the classical genre, this score more precisely belongs to the contemporary repertoire for piano. The writing emphasizes sound colors, rhythmic energy, and register contrasts.
How many pages does this piano score contain?
The collection contains 14 pages, in a format suited for focused reading. This volume allows concentration on setup and interpretation. Passages requiring precise coordination can be approached with hands separate before consolidation.
Which pianistic aspects can be worked on with Poesies II Op.25?
The proposed writing particularly calls for tempo stability, articulation, and dynamic control. Accents, phrasing, and sound layers are important elements of the musical work.
Is this score suitable for discovering contemporary piano music?
With its 14 pages, the work offers a direct approach to contemporary piano aesthetics. It can complement a program with a short piece and work on character changes.



