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Livre pour violoncelle

Danses et méditations, op. 76

Jean-Charles GANDRILLE

Cellists will find in this cycle of 12 pieces energetic compositions and others meditative, as well as two Gregorian Christmas chants.
The music is modal, expressing a range of emotions: intensity, jubilation, cantabile, as well as poetry and delicacy with very soft sonorities, sometimes conversing with silence. A few discreet allusions to Bach's Suites punctuate the score. Furthermore, there are many four-note chords, making the cello sound like an organ.

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Instrument family Cello
Catalog classifications Solo cello
Instrument nomenclature violoncelle
Total duration 00:45:00
Publisher Éditions Billaudot
Collection CAPUÇON Gautier
Collection management CAPUÇON Gautier
Cotage GB10409
Total number of pages 32
Languages French, English
Cycle / Level concert
Target audience Adults
Musical style Contemporary
Directory type Original work(s)
Copyright year 2023
EAN code 9790043104094
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Description

Cellists will find in this cycle of twelve pieces energetic compositions and others more meditative, as well as two Gregorian Christmas chants. The music is modal and expresses a range of emotions: intensity, jubilation, cantabile, as well as poetry and delicacy with very soft sonorities, sometimes conversing with silence. A few discreet allusions to Bach's Suites punctuate the score. Moreover, there are many four-note chords to make the cello sound like an organ. An organist by training, Jean-Charles Gandrille has long been familiar with the work of Johann Sebastian Bach. In 2020, after several years of studying the cello, the composer began this Book for Cello, a process that spanned a year and a half. This score is intended for the 40th birthday of Gautier Capuçon, whom J.-C. Gandrille particularly admires.