Robert Martin Laroche G. - Amoroseaux Scherzando - Hautbois (Instru seul)
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A rich and varied collection: 9 pieces with a strong character, ideal for refreshing your repertoire.
- Evocative worlds: from "Cinderella" to "Mount Fuji and the Moon," each title invites you to explore imagination and musical storytelling.
- An excellent interpretative resource: perfect for developing phrasing, articulations, contrasts, and expressiveness.
- A selection of complementary composers: several composers brought together for a natural progression between styles and atmospheres.
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Summary of This Score
This score brings together a program of nine pieces with very contrasting colors, designed to take the musician on a journey through atmospheres that are sometimes poetic, sometimes more rhythmic. The whole forms a coherent and inspiring collection, ideal for enriching a practice program, preparing for an audition, or simply enjoying short and striking pieces.
It includes titles with a strong identity, such as "Comme AdĂšle" (SOLDH Anders) and "Jazz Club" (GUIOT Raymond), which suggest modern moods and well-defined characters, conducive to working on style, dynamics, and pulse. The collection also offers "Cinderella" (LINVINGSTON/DAVID/HOFFMAN), a piece with narrative potential, perfect for exploring musicality, phrase shaping, and the sense of contrast.
The pages by ICHARD Jean-Philippe, "Ville d'hiver" and "Iris d'or," bring a touch of refinement and evocation, while TANAKA Kumiko invites escape with "La Barcarolle de Babylone" and "Mount Fuji and the Moon," two titles encouraging a careful interpretation of colors and musical balance. The collection is completed with "Escapade" (BASTEAU Jean-François) and "Sur les bords de la Vistule" (CIESLA Alexis), to vary atmospheres and stimulate musical curiosity.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | SOLDH Anders; GUIOT Raymond; LINVINGSTON/DAVID/HOFFMAN; ICHARD Jean-Philippe; TANAKA Kumiko; BASTEAU Jean-François; CIESLA Alexis | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many pieces does this oboe collection contain?
The collection includes nine pieces for solo oboe, without accompaniment indicated in the title.
Does the score include any jazz-style pieces?
"Jazz club" by Raymond Guiot is included in the contents. This piece brings a modern color and allows work on pulse and dynamics.
Which pieces by Kumiko Tanaka are present?
Two pieces by Kumiko Tanaka are included: "La Barcarolle de Babylone" and "Le Mont Fuji et la lune." Their titles suggest a program oriented towards escapist atmospheres. They are presented as suitable for working on tone color and musical balance.
Can musicality be developed with Cinderella in this collection?
"Cendrillon," credited to Linvingston, David and Hoffman, is described as a piece with narrative potential to explore phrasing and contrasts.
Which composers appear in Amoroseaux Scherzando for oboe?
The program includes works by Anders Soldh, Raymond Guiot, Jean-Philippe Ichard, Kumiko Tanaka, Jean-François Basteau, and Alexis Ciesla, as well as Linvingston, David and Hoffman. Titles notably include "Comme AdÚle," "Ville d'hiver," "Escapade," and "Sur les bords de la Vistule."



