Francis Poulenc

This monograph collection contains art songs by Francis Poulenc, for voice and piano in the original tonic key on poems by Paul Éluard. This collection, in chronological order, uses Poulencs original...

This monograph collection contains three art songs by Francis Poulenc, for voice and piano in the original tonic key on poems by Max Jacob. CINQ POÈMES and PARISIANA. DEUX MÉLODIES, for the upper voca...

35 Selected Songs for high voice and piano. Includes a detailed preface and notes on the sources. Includes a detailed preface and notes on the sources. Different song list for each volume. HIGH VOICE...

La Courte Paille was the last vocal music Poulenc composed on seven poems of Belgian poet Maurice Carême. At Poulenc’s request Carême titled the cycle, choosing La Courte Paille (The Short Straw), whi...

Poulenc composed this valse chantée as incidental music for Anouilh’s play Léocadia. Within the play, the song is described as a pseudo Viennese waltz and functions as a leitmotif. Sung by Yvonne Prin...

Collected for the first time, the complete songs of this French master are now available as a four volume set (volumes may be purchased separately or as a combined set). Each volume includes a detaile...

Includes a detailed preface and notes on the sources. Different song list for each volume. MEDIUM VOICE (40 Songs) Contents: Le Bestiaire ou Cortège dOrphée (6 songs) (Apollinaire) > Quatre Poèmes de...

For as long as there are poets there will be songs. If someone was to put on my tomb: 'Here lies Francis Poulenc, musician to Apollinaire and Éluard': that really would be my finest claim to fame, ' t...

For as long as there are poets there will be songs. If someone was to put on my tomb: 'Here lies Francis Poulenc, musician to Apollinaire and Éluard': that really would be my finest claim to fame, ' t...

Les Bijoux aux Poitrines... (No. 2 from Mouvements du Coeur)

Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) composed the short song cycle Le Bestiaire ou Cortège d'Orphée in 1919 for voice with accompaniment by a septet of flute, clarinet, bassoon, and string quartet, though the...

Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) composed the short song cycle Le Bestiaire ou Cortège d'Orphée in 1919 for voice with accompaniment by a septet of flute, clarinet, bassoon, and string quartet, though the...

Text in French, German and English. Poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, English words by Percy Pinkerton. Contents: Le Dromadaire (The Dromedary) - La Chèvre du Thibet (The Goat from Tibet) - La Sauterell...

French/English. Translated by Machlis.

A secular cantata for Baritone or Mezzo-Soprano and Chamber Orchestra.

The pain and suffering of Passiontide is evoked in the austere texts of these four motets. Using somber, bittersweet harmonies and angular melodies alongside more comfortable, chorale-like textures, P...

Latin. For SATB chorus, soprano solo and orchestra (piano reduction).

Poulenc's setting of "O Magnum Mysterium" for SATB.