Enfantines
Suite sur des airs populaires
A revisiting of traditional French songs for wind quintet to delight both children and adults.
Enfantines is equally at home in concert or as a wind instrument presentation for young audiences, thanks to its writing that makes use of the variety of dynamics and tessituras of flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon.
Details
Instrument family | Chamber music |
Catalog classifications | Wind quintets |
Instrument nomenclature | quintette à vent |
Total duration | 00:13:45 |
Publisher | Éditions Billaudot |
Collection | PERRIER Eric |
Collection management | PERRIER Eric |
Cotage | GB10298 |
Total number of pages | 56 |
Languages | French, English |
Cycle / Level | Moderately difficult (cycle 2) |
Target audience | Children, Young people |
Musical style | Classical |
Directory type | Original work(s) |
Copyright year | 2023 |
EAN code | 9790043102984 |
Audios | Without |
EDU complements | Without |
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Description
They may not be as well known today as they once were but traditional French songs are never-theless an integral part of our common cultural heritage.
Composed as a suite of medium difficulty, Enfantines for wind quintet revisits the most famous songs of that repertoire.
The variety of timbres, combined with a broad dynamic range and a great diversity of instrumental tessituras – flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon – as well as colorful harmonizations give each song a new twist and character, sometimes lively, sometimes poetic, melancholy or humorous.
Although the melodies flow into one another, they may also be played independently, allowing young listeners to enjoy and relate more actively to the repertoire and discover the various wind instruments.
A concert piece in its own right, Enfantines will delight the young public… and the young at heart !