Jean-Marie Leclair: Le Tambourin – Charming Baroque Piece for Cello and Piano

Product Details

• ISMN: 9790080136331 / 979-0080136331
• Item Number (MPN): 198046 / Z13633
• Brand/Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó (EMB)
• Product Type: Sheet Music / Instrumental Piece (Piano score, solo part)
• Composer: Jean-Marie Leclair (1697–1764)
• Original Arranger: Tivadar Nachéz (Arrangement from Violin to Cello/Piano)
• Editor: Árpád Pejtsik
• Genre: Dance Piece, Character Piece, Baroque Transcription
• Setting: Violoncello and Piano
• Series: Moments Musicaux for Violoncello (MM-22)
• Period: Baroque
• Scope: 2/1 pages (6 total pages)
• Format: Paperback, $23 \times 30 \text{ cm}$
• Release Date: June 16, 2004
• Country of Origin: Hungary

Overview

Presenting "Le Tambourin" by the brilliant French Baroque master Jean-Marie Leclair, transcribed for Violoncello and Piano. Leclair (1697–1764) was a pre-eminent figure whose works are celebrated for their graceful melodies and fusion of French elegance with Italian virtuosity.

"Le Tambourin" is a lively, rhythmic piece that takes its name and character from the spirited, drum-like dance popular in Provence, France. This popular short masterpiece is part of the respected Moments Musicaux for Violoncello series (MM-22), which aims to provide high-quality, affordable editions of favorite short works. The arrangement, likely originating with Tivadar Nachéz and edited by the distinguished pedagogue Árpád Pejtsik, ensures that the cello solo part is expressive and musically rewarding. This edition is ideal for intermediate cellists seeking a bright, rhythmic showpiece for recitals or practice that beautifully captures the joy and energy of the Baroque dance.

Áttekintés (Hungarian)

Bemutatjuk Jean-Marie Leclair zseniális francia barokk mester "Le Tambourin" című művét, amely gordonkára és zongorára átírt kiadásban jelent meg. Leclair (1697–1764) korának kiemelkedő alakja volt, akinek műveit a kecses dallamok és a francia elegancia, valamint az olasz virtuozitás ötvözése miatt ünneplik.

A "Le Tambourin" egy élénk, ritmusos darab, amely nevét a franciaországi Provence-ban népszerű, dob-szerű táncról kapta. Ez a népszerű kis remekmű a nagyra becsült Moments Musicaux gordonkára sorozat (MM-22) része, amelynek célja, hogy kiváló minőségű, megfizethető kiadásokat biztosítson a kedvenc rövid darabokból. A feldolgozás, amelyet valószínűleg Tivadar Nachéz készített, és a neves pedagógus, Pejtsik Árpád szerkesztett, biztosítja, hogy a cselló szólószólama kifejező és zeneileg jutalmazó legyen. Ez a kiadás ideális középhaladó csellisták számára, akik egy világos, ritmusos bemutató darabot keresnek koncertekre vagy gyakorlásra, amely gyönyörűen megragadja a barokk tánc örömét és energiáját.

Product Features

• Rhythmic Character Piece: A fast, energetic dance that focuses on clarity and rhythmic vitality.
• Transcription: Originally a violin or chamber work, this version is idiomatically arranged for the cello by Tivadar Nachéz.
• Cello and Piano Setting: Includes a separate solo cello part and the piano score, featuring an accompaniment that realizes the Baroque continuo.
• Series Quality: Part of the Moments Musicaux series, ensuring a high-standard edition for a moderate price.
• Expert Editor: Edited by Árpád Pejtsik, a trusted authority in cello pedagogy.

Interesting Facts

• The Tambourin Dance: The Tambourin is characterized by its quick $2/4$ or $4/4$ meter and a persistent, repeated bass note (a drone), which mimics the sound of the Provençal tambourin drum accompanying the flute-like galoubet. This rhythmic drone creates a vigorous, exciting effect.
• Tivadar Nachéz: Tivadar Nachéz (1859–1930) was a Hungarian violinist and composer known for his romantic transcriptions of Baroque and Classical pieces, making them popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His arrangement likely balances Baroque style with Romantic flair.
• Jean-Marie Leclair: Leclair, who was also a brilliant dancer and ballet master, injected the vitality of French dance into his instrumental compositions, making pieces like "Le Tambourin" immediately engaging and effective.

Publishers

Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó (EMB) Manufactured in Hungary. Date published: June 16, 2004.

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