Lili Boulanger’s D’un matin de printemps (1917) has become one of her most frequently performed works, appearing in versions for violin and piano, violin and orchestra, and piano trio. Since its posthumous premieres in the early 1920s, the piece has remained a popular choice for recital and orchestral programmes, admired for its vibrant rhythms, lyrical melodies, and distinctive impressionistic colours.

Full set of orchestral parts: 3[1.2.P].3[1.2.C].3[1.2.B].3[1.2.C] — 4.3.3.1 — 0T 2P 1H 1Cel — str[8.7.6.5.4]

Bumper Hn 1 part is included. Extra string parts can be purchased on request.

This material is designed to be used with the 1922 Durand score (D&F 10095). Due to the numerous differences between the Durand score and the manscript, editorial changes have been made. A list of comparisons and changes can be provided.