Lemoine SINGIER JEAN-MARC - ACCENTS DESSUS, DESSOUS ...DE FLUX, DU FLOU, ...DES AXES,...DES AXES
Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!
Couldn't load pickup availability
Information
Information
Manufacturer Information
Lemoine
https://www.henry-lemoine.com/fr/nous-contacter
info@henry-lemoine.com
------------------------
Safety manager:
Hexamusic
Email: hexamusic@wanadoo.fr
Address:
Summary of This Score
This score by Jean-Marc Singier fits within the contemporary aesthetic and offers an in-depth dialogue between percussion and piano (or celesta). The choice of keyboard directs the overall color: the piano's sound provides a harmonic and percussive foundation, while the celesta opens toward a more crystalline brilliance, particularly suited to resonance effects and subtle dynamics.
Ensemble work occupies a central place: coordination, setup, and dynamic management are at the heart of the interpretation. This music encourages active listening between partners, essential to bring out contrasts in textures, changes in density, and attack precision. For musicians, it is an opportunity to develop mastery of balance, sound control, and instrumental gesture rigor within a contemporary repertoire.
Designed as material, this edition is especially suitable for rehearsals and stage preparation. It is aimed at percussionists and keyboard players wishing to enrich their program with a contemporary work, whether in a pedagogical setting, chamber music, or as part of a creative project.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | SINGIER Jean-Marc | Pages | 42 + 20 |
| Instrumentation | percussion and piano or celesta | Year of publication | 2005 |
| Genre | contemporary | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Accents dessus, dessous...?
The work by Jean-Marc Singier is written for percussion and piano, with the possibility of using a celesta instead of the piano.
Can this piece be played with a celesta?
The celesta is explicitly provided as an alternative to the piano. Its crystalline sound directs the color of the work towards resonances and subtle nuances.
Is this score suitable for a contemporary music program?
Published in 2005, this work belongs to the contemporary genre within the classical repertoire. The writing focuses on coordination between percussion and keyboard. The contrasts of textures, density, and attacks contribute to the interpretative work.
How many pages does the edition contain?
The edition consists of 42 + 20 pages.
Is the material suitable for ensemble rehearsals?
Designed as study material, this edition facilitates the preparation of rehearsals between percussionist and pianist or celesta player. The work on dynamic balances and ensemble coordination is central.
