Salabert ENESCO G. - OEDIPE OP. 23. TRAGEDIE LYRIQUE EN 4 ACTES - CHANT ET PIANO

Name: ENESCO G. - OEDIPE OP. 23. TRAGEDIE LYRIQUE EN 4 ACTES - CHANT ET PIANO
Brand: Salabert
SKU: 94985
Price: 72.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

72,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Available on order

Store: on order

Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!

ID : 94985

EAN : 9790048005631

Salabert

Information

Essential Information About This Score
• Vocal and piano reduction: ideal for rehearsing, accompanying a singing lesson, or preparing an audition with a pianist.
• Version for voice: vocal line designed for canto, with the possibility of a voce recitante (voce recit) depending on the composition.
• Accompanying piano: a clear and practical part, designed for work with a répétiteur and musical setup.
• Effective working support: allows focus on pitch accuracy, diction, phrasing, and voice/piano balance.

ENESCO G. - OEDIPE OP. 23. TRAGEDIE LYRIQUE EN 4 ACTES - CHANT ET PIANO

72,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Summary of This Score

This score is offered in a vocal and piano reduction, an essential format for approaching a vocal work in rehearsal or study. The canto (singing) part highlights the vocal line, while the mention voce recit refers to an approach where the voice can also take on a recitative role (spoken or semi-spoken), depending on the work's aesthetic and musical intention. This type of edition facilitates the performer's work by providing a direct reading of the voice, without relying on a conductor's score or a full orchestration.

The piano provides the necessary harmonic and rhythmic foundation to build the interpretation: setting entrances, breathing cues, understanding harmonic tensions, and supporting dynamics. In an educational context, this reduction is particularly relevant for working on projection, pitch accuracy, articulation, and breath control, while maintaining an accompaniment sufficiently structured to simulate the overall musical dynamics.

Whether for rehearsal with an accompanist, a coaching session, or stage preparation, this "vocal and piano" format remains the standard: it emphasizes the essentials, saves time in reading, and fosters smooth collaboration between singer and pianist. A practical solution to quickly advance in style, phrasing, and expressivity, while preserving a complete and coherent musical framework.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Opera

Publication

Sheet music

Instrumentation

voice (or voce recitante) and piano

Genre

vocal and piano reduction

Questions frequently asked

Does Enesco's Oedipe op. 23 exist in a vocal and piano reduction?

The edition offered is a vocal and piano reduction of the lyric tragedy Oedipe, op. 23.

Does the Oedipe op. 23 score include a speaking voice part?

The indicated instrumentation combines singing, or a speaking voice, with piano. The term "voce recit" refers to a spoken or semi-spoken intervention according to the aesthetic of the work.

Is Enesco's Oedipe presented in four acts?

The title announces a lyric tragedy in 4 acts. The work belongs to the opera genre. The score is provided as a vocal and piano reduction, without a full orchestral conductor score.

Is this reduction suitable for rehearsals with an accompanist pianist?

The piano provides the necessary harmonic and rhythmic cues for vocal entrances. The reduction allows for working on dynamics and breathing during rehearsal.