Adagio for cello and piano, op. 1

Adagio for cello and piano, op. 1 is the first work composed by Romain Corbisier. He composed it in only one week when he was still at secondary school. The score has not undergone any change from its premiere.

This Adagio is a piece that tells a story, or better a seduction through a dialog between two instruments: the cello and the piano. This is therefore not an accompanying piece for the piano: both protagonists have an equivalent importance.

The idea of telling a story or a situation in music has a strong presence in Romain Corbisier's works. This Adagio is the first artistic expression of it.

 

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    Specifications: 

    • Title: Adagio for cello and piano, op. 1 
    • Year of composition: 2007 
    • Duration: 13 minutes 
    • Creation: 4th May, 2007 (Grande Chapelle - Marcq Institution, Marcq-en-Baroeul, France - by: cello: Floraine Verheyde, piano: Romain Corbisier)

    Recording by Astrid Wauters (cello) and Quentin Mourier (piano) (Auditorium Jongen, Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium - 2015)


    SCORE

    To get the score (with the cello part) of Adagio for cello and piano, op. 1, please send an e-mail with one of the following references at: contact@romaincorbisier.com.

    • Ref. ERC1 (pdf) - 5€
    • Ref. ERC1R (bound) - 22€

    Note: in case of bound score, shipping charges will be added.