Guilhaud (Eberle): Premiere Concertino for Oboe and Piano

Code: JP1056
ISMN: 979-0-3019-0264-6

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Georges Guilhaud's Premiere Concertino was frequently chosen as repertoire for the Paris Conservatoire Concours. The Concours was part of the conservatory's annual examination, where students competed in public performance to win honors. Guilhaud's Premiere Concertino was well suited for this event. In a mere seven minutes, the piece melds lyricism, drama, and fiery passagework, allowing performers to display technical skill, musical style, and interpretive flair. Today, the Premiere Concertino can be used for solo competitions, college jury exams, or artist recitals.

This edition is part of the Jeanne Master Class Series and includes a master class by Jan Eberle, Professor of Oboe at Michigan State University, on interpretation of the Guilhaud Concertino.

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