POULENC, FRANCIS

fräNsēsˈ poolăNkˈ, 1899–1963, French composer and pianist. He was one of Les Six, a group of French composers who subscribed to the aesthetic ideals of Erik Satie. The spontaneity and lyricism of Poulenc's style are best adapted to small forms—piano pieces such as Mouvements perpétuels (1918) and songs. Also outstanding are the ballet Les Biches (1924); Concert Champêtre (1929), for harpsichord and orchestra; the Mass in G (1937), for chorus and organ; Litanies à la Vierge noire (1936), for women's choir and organ; the Intermezzo in A Flat Major (1944), for piano; and the Concerto in G Minor for organ, strings, and percussion (1938). His operas are Les Mamelles de Tirésias (1947) and Dialogues des Carmélites (1957).

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...and both are works for which Poulenc nursed a deep affection. Max Jacob...through them of the adolescent Poulenc. Francis recognized in Jacob another Janus...exemplary devotion! The verses Poulenc chose for his cycle concerned Jacobs...
...Gaiffier, S.J., Bollandiste, the Reverend Pro fessor G. G. Meersseman, O.P., Professor A. Petrucci, and Pere H. Poulenc, O.F.M., all gave generous help and advice in the pursuit of the early manuscripts and recent literature. The senior...
...friendship with Colette, 64 , 69 , 113 , 167 , 168 , 188 Porter, Cole, 113 Pougy, Liane de. See Ghika, Princess Poulenc, Francis, ix , 112 , 114 , 115 , 126 Pozzi, Catherine, 14 -15, 18 , 136 Prat, Marcelle, 82 , 92 Prisons et Paradis...
...238/89 Pall Corp v. P J Dalhausen Co 1990 ECR 1-4827 478 , 479 C-367/89 Richardt v. Commission 139 T-1/89 Rhone Poulenc v. Commission 40 T-2/89 Petrofina v. Commission 40 T-3/89 Atochem v. Commission 40 T-4/89 BASF v. Commission...
...87 n., 88 n., 92 , 248 n., 250 n., 252 n., 275 n. Reyners v Belgian State Case 2/74 1974 ECR 631 80 n. Rohne-Poulenc SA v Commission Case T-1/89 1991 ECR II-867 117 n. Rogers v Darthenay Case 87/82 1983 ECR 1579 164 n. Roquette Freres...
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Francis Poulenc: Selected Song Texts by Debra Greschner Martin Neron, Francis Poulenc: Selected Song Texts. Geneseo, NY...leyerlepublications.com The melodies of Francis Poulenc are mainstays of the French repertoire...
...in the collective oeuvres of Francis Poulenc and Jean Cocteau. Representing...as Elle, we are really seeing Francis Poulenc himself, emotionally naked in...source of artistic inspiration for Francis Poulenc. While both Poulenc and Cocteau...
...former advocate Jean Cocteau, Francis Poulenc embarked on another project with...humaine was written in 1927, he and Poulenc were exploring the recent aesthetic...of La Voix humaine, Cocteau and Poulenc show the telephone to impede human...
...in collaboration with Claudel. Francis Poulenc, an old musical confederate of...Vence of Matisse, the music of Poulenc, the heroes of Bernanos, and...69. (12.) Benjamin Ivry, Francis Poulenc (London: Phaidon, 1996...
...world of the ballet. As composer Francis Poulenc notes in his autobiography...Oxford: Clarendon, 1991. Poulenc, Francis. Moi and MesAmis. Paris: Palatine...Murray, 1960. Steegmuller, Francis. Cocteau: A Biography. Boston...
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...in his debt with The music of Francis Poulenc, a catalogue of the composers...English edition of the letters (Francis Poulenc: Echo and source: selected...Pierre Bernacs indispensable Francis Poulenc: the man and his songs (1977...
Poulenc POULENC La voix humaine Anne-Sophie Schmidt. Orchestre Ostinato, Jean-Luc...the play was first staged in Paris at the Comedie Francaise in 1932, Poulenc did not set the piece to music until 1958. Composed for his "muse...
Francis Poulenc, Edition du Centenaire by Dermot Clinch To quote the first work Francis Poulenc wrote for publication, the Rapsodie...can be heard, above all, in EMIs Francis Poulenc, Edition du Centenaire: 20 CDs of...
Poulenc/chabrier Double Bill at the Linbury by Margaret Davies Poulenc/Chabrier Double bill at the Linbury The prospect...the first half of the bill seen on 21 November was Francis Poulencs Soprano Monologue La Voix Humaine. This harrowing...
Spain : Oviedo by Victoria Stapells Johnson SPAIN : OVIEDO The Robert Carsen/Michael Levine production of Francis Poulencs Dialogues des Carmelites opened the 61 season of the Teatro de Campoamor in September in the northern Spanish city of...
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...Washingtons Orchestra and Chorus under the baton of the National Symphony Orchestras Leonard Slatkin. Also on the program was Francis Poulencs sublime "Gloria" conducted by the Choral Arts Societys artistic director, Norman Scribner. Although composed in...
...Bill Gowen The French composer Francis Poulenc was, in many ways, an anachronism during his lifetime. Poulenc (1899-1963) felt most comfortable...establishment on its collective head. Poulenc, a Parisian from birth to death...
...Classical. Byline: Peter Spaull FRANCIS POULENC was probably the 20th centurys...good tunes and perky rhythms. But Poulenc had another side to his character...ways, it combines both sides of Poulenc, and is full of his distinctive...
...perceptive in Schuberts subtly pictorial piano-writing. POULENC Complete Chamber Music (Hyperion): Fastidious, witty, scurrilous and tender, Parisian composer Francis Poulenc brings us nearly-contemporary music with such an appealing...
...remember two quite different characters: Gabriel Faure and Francis Poulenc. Beale starts with Faure, whose Requiem is one of...before exploring the mass of contradictions that was Poulenc. As a young gay man in the Roaring Twenties, he cut...
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POULENC, FRANCIS fraNses poolaNk , 1899 1963, French composer and pianist. He was one of Les Six , a group of French composers who subscribed...
...the harpsichord and its music, she was the teacher of many noted contemporary harpsichordists. Manuel de Falla and Francis Poulenc wrote (1926 and 1929) the first 20th-century harpsichord concertos for her. See her Landowska on Music (1969...
...of the composers maintained their own distinctive styles. Les Six consisted of Arthur Honegger , Darius Milhaud , Francis Poulenc , Georges Auric (1899 1983), Louis Durey (1888 1979), and Germaine Tailleferre (1892 1983), the groups only...
...Chopin in the writing of his 19 nocturnes for piano. Others who have written nocturnes include Gabriel Faure and Francis Poulenc for piano, Debussy for orchestra, and by extension Bela Bartok in his night music pieces...


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