Lemoine Fleury - Symphonie No.2 - Orgue
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A classic organ score by André Fleury, ideal for developing a quality repertoire both at the console and in concert.
- Historical edition published in November 1949, representative of 20th-century organ repertoire.
- Practical format with 38 pages, easy to carry and incorporate into program preparation.
- A comprehensive working tool to strengthen reading, setup, and interpretation in a classical style.
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Summary of This Score
This organ score, written by André Fleury, belongs to the realm of classical music and is intended for organists who wish to enrich their library with demanding and enduring musical content. Published in November 1949, it reflects an era where organ writing blends tradition and modernity, with particular attention to musical construction, lines, and voice balance.
With its 38 pages, this score is suitable both for regular practice and program preparation. It allows for a methodical approach to interpretation: careful reading, identification of musical breaths, setup of sound plans, and reflection on the flow of the discourse. Depending on the instrument available and the acoustics of the venue, the organist can refine their choices of registration and colors to achieve a clear, singing, and structured rendition.
Whether you are seeking new pieces to work on for progress or wish to consolidate a classical organ repertoire with a reference publication, this score is a relevant addition to any music library focused on the organ. It naturally fits into a serious study path while offering rewarding musical material for the performer.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | André Fleury | Pages | 38 |
| Instrumentation | Organ | Year of publication | November 1949 |
| Genre | Classical score | ||
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Questions frequently asked
For which instrumentation is this Symphony No. 2 written?
The score is specifically intended for organ and belongs to the classical repertoire.
How many pages does André Fleury's Symphony No. 2 score have?
The edition contains 38 pages. This format allows for continuous work on reading, setting up sound plans, and developing the musical discourse.
Who composed this symphony for organ?
The work was composed by André Fleury. Its publication dates from November 1949.
Is this score suitable for preparing an organ program?
Its 38 pages make it possible to consider regular practice or preparing a program. The interpretation can be adapted according to the available instrument and the acoustics of the venue.
From which period does this organ edition date?
Published in November 1949, this score is part of organ writing combining tradition and modernity. The attention paid to lines and voice balance structures the musical work.
