Ricordi Elegie 2 Guitares
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Summary of This Score
This conductor, published in 1984, provides a comprehensive reading of Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur's writing for guitar or lute. Conceived as a reference score, it supports the musician in analyzing form, understanding harmonic language, and implementing interpretative choices (articulation, phrasing, musical breaths). Its "conductor" format makes it a particularly useful tool for working with an overall vision, quickly identifying transitions, and consolidating the coherence of the musical discourse throughout the work.
Intended for instrumentalists wishing to enrich their repertoire, this resource will naturally find its place in a sheet music library, both for personal practice and for audition or concert preparation. The indicated instrumentation "Guitar or Lute" offers flexibility of use: the content is aimed at both guitarists and lutenists seeking a dedicated edition focused on the reading demands and musicality specific to plucked strings.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Guitar or Lute | Year of Publication | 1984 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is indicated for this edition of Élégie?
The indicated instrumentation is "Guitar or Lute," which means the score is intended for guitar or lute.
Who composed Élégie for guitar or lute?
The composition is by Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur. This edition is published by Ricordi and carries the publication year 1984.
Is this score suitable for classical interpretation work?
The musical genre indicated is classical. The conductor format allows for approaching the form of the work and ensemble transitions. Articulation, phrasing, and musical breathing are among the focal points described.
Is the Ricordi Elegie 2 Guitares score in French?
The language indicated for this edition is French.
Why choose a conductor to prepare this work by Daniel-Lesur?
The conductor offers an overview of the writing for guitar or lute. It facilitates identifying transitions in the work published in 1984 and supports the coherence of the musical discourse during concert or audition preparation.
