Ligne
- Instrumentation
- Cello, Piano
- Composed
- 1937
- Duration
- 3'
- Publisher
- Henry Lemoine
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About this piece
Jean Langlais (1907–1991), blind from the age of two, became one of the great French organist-composers and was organist of Sainte-Clotilde in Paris for more than four decades. Ligne ('Line') is a three-minute piece from 1937 for cello, which can be played alone or with piano; the cellist Julien Bertault gave the first performance in Nantes. It was published by UCP from 1975, by Combre from 1987, and since 2010 by Henry Lemoine, whose edition is described as for 'cello alone (and piano)'.
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