Robert Martin Baert Catherine - Le Reve De Tom - Flute & Piano
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The essentials to know about this score
The essentials to know about this score
- Clear and balanced instrumentation: written for 2 flutes and piano, ideal for developing listening skills and ensemble coordination in a small group.
- Optional Flute 2: the second part is marked Ad.Lib., allowing the work to be performed with just one flute and piano if needed.
- Varied content: a succession of pieces that adds contrast to the performance and makes it easier to build a programme.
- Perfect for performance and educational use: equally suitable for auditions, student concerts, ensemble workshops and class projects.
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Robert Martin
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Summary of this sheet music
Musical tale for 2 flutes and piano in a collection of varied pieces.
Flute 2 is Ad.Lib. Designed as a true medium for musical storytelling, this sheet music offers a journey through several scenes, providing contrasts and atmospheres conducive to interpretation. The combination of the flutes allows players to work on unison, responses, dialogue and the blending of timbres, while the piano provides harmonic support and overall dynamics. The Ad.Lib. indication for flute 2 offers valuable flexibility: you can maintain musical interest as a duo (flute and piano) or enrich the texture as a trio when two flutists are available. This format is particularly appreciated for putting a project together quickly, varying the repertoire throughout the year, and developing musicality (phrasing, breathing, balance and articulation) in a playful and expressive setting.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Children | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | 2 flutes and piano (Flute 2 ad lib.) | Genre | Musical tale |
Questions frequently asked
Is flute 2 mandatory in Le Rêve de Tom?
The second flute part is marked Ad.Lib., allowing performance with flute and piano only.
What is the instrumentation of this score?
The writing includes two flutes and piano. Since flute 2 can be optional, the ensemble may be reduced to flute and piano.
Is this score suitable for a youth musical project?
Classified in the Youth genre, this score takes the form of a musical tale. The journey is organized into several scenes. Various pieces allow exploring different interpretative atmospheres.
What ensemble elements are worked on by the two flutes?
The flute parts involve unison, call and response, and dialogues. Their combination also allows working on blending timbres with the harmonic support of the piano.
What role does the piano play in Le Rêve de Tom?
The piano provides harmonic foundation and overall dynamics to the flute parts.



