Moeck Du Bois Rob - Pastorale VII - Treble Recorder
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Summary of This Score
Pastorale VII (1964) by Rob Du Bois is a solo alto recorder score designed to highlight the instrument's timbral richness and phrasing flexibility. The title evokes a "pastoral" atmosphere that encourages working on legato quality, breathing, and continuity of musical discourse, while maintaining careful attention to articulation and dynamics. The Moeck (Celle) edition offers a polished presentation, accompanied by an introduction by Michael Vetter, useful for contextualizing the work and guiding the musician in their reading. Thanks to its short format, this piece easily fits into recital programs, pedagogical paths (end of cycle), or audition preparation, while bringing a modern and distinctive touch to the alto recorder repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Rob Du Bois | Pages | 11 |
| Edition | Moeck (Celle) | Year of Publication | 1966 |
| Instrumentation | solo alto recorder | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which recorder is Pastorale VII written?
The score is intended solely for the alto recorder, with no accompaniment indicated.
Is Rob Du Bois's Pastorale VII suitable for a recital?
With its 11 pages, this short-format piece can fit into a recital program. The writing emphasizes legato and the continuity of the musical discourse. It brings a modern aesthetic to the alto recorder repertoire.
What is the year of composition of Pastorale VII?
Composed in 1964, the work was published in 1966 by Moeck editions in Celle.
Does the Moeck Du Bois Rob - Pastorale VII score include an introduction?
An introduction by Michael Vetter accompanies this Moeck (Celle) edition and provides guidance for interpreting the work.
What technical aspects should be worked on in Pastorale VII?
The writing for solo alto invites work on breathing, articulation, and dynamics, in connection with the pastoral atmosphere indicated by the title.
