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Les chemins qui vont a la mer
Ont gardé de notre passage
Des fleurs effeuillées et l'echo sous leurs arbres
de nos deux rires clairs
Hélas, des jours de bonheur
Radieuses joies envolées

Francis Poulenc
Concerto for organ, strings, and timpani in G minor FP 93
Andante
Allegro giocoso
Andante moderato
Tempo allegro. Molto agitato
Très calme. Lent
Tempo de l'Allegro initial

Francis Poulenc - Concerto Pour Piano Et Orchestre En Ut Dièse Mineur, FP 146
Gabriel Tacchino, piano
Georges Prêtre & Orchestre de la Société des concerts du Conservatoire

This was the last of Poulenc's five concertos. While in the first fifteen years of his career Poulenc had made a reputation as a light-hearted composer, personal crises in the late 1930s awakened a dormant religious sensibility. Thereafter, including the war years, he had written music of considerably more seriousness of purpose, but even in them retained his lightness of touch and his ability to charm. After the war ended, restoring communication between Paris and America, the Boston Symphony Orchestra commissioned this piano concerto from Poulenc. It was premiered by that orchestra, conducted by Charles Munch on January 6, 1950, with the composer as soloist.

Now Poulenc returned, for this composition, to his earlier breezy style. The composition is in three movements, each smaller than the previous one; their lengths are about ten, five and a half, and four minutes. The piano is not treated as an individual protagonist against the orchestra, but as a part of the entire ensemble.

1917, rev. 1933

Макоко Кангуру (Makoko Kangourou) - псевдоним французских поэтов Шарля Мулье (Charles Moulié) (также псевдоним - Тьерри Сандр / Thierry Sandre) и Марселя Пруя (Marcel Prouille) (также псевдоним - Марсель Ормуа / Marcel Ormoy).

I. Prélude - II. Ronde - III. Honoloulou - IV. Pastorale - V. Final