Francis Poulenc

Completed in March 1920, Francis Poulenc's (1899-1963) Suite pour Piano, FP 19, is characteristic of his early piano style. Displaying a marked influence from Stravinsky, it deftly combines the sensit...

Includes set of parts for each player.

Diese Auswahl von Francis Poulencs farbenfroher Klaviermusik enthält einige seiner am meisten gespielte Werke für fortgeschrittene Spieler der Mittelstufe und unteren Oberstufe. Inhalt: Cinq Impromptu...

Never published before, this Poulenc's Valse has a really fascinating history. Written in 1951, the work exists in the form of a facsimile of an autograph manuscript, incorporated into a drawing by th...

Contents: Napoli: Barcarolle, Nocturne, Caprice Italien - Caprice in C (D'apres le final du Bal masque) - Intermede in D Minor - Valse-Improvisation sur le nom de bach - Villageoises (Petites Pieces E...

The Piano reduction of Poulenc's choreographic concerto for piano and 18 instruments.

This happy, percolating little piece was composed for the great Vladimir Horowitz. Now available separately.

Francis Poulenc en vingt morceaux pour piano: Valse, extrait de l'Album des Six, Improvisations : no 3 en si mineur - no 5 en la mineur - no 6 en si bémol majeur - no 7 en ut majeur - no 11 en sol min...

Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) composed the Sonata for Horn, Trumpet and Trombone (Sonate pour Cor, Trompette et Trombone) in 1922, and it was premiered on January 4, 1923, at the Théâtre des Champs-Élys...

Francis Poulenc (1899–1963) tackled nearly every musical genre and left a body of works that is typically French, in which gaiety, cheekiness and spontaneity rub shoulders with melancholy, ten­derness...

Un Joueur de flute berce les ruines (A flute player lullabies the ruins), is dated 1942. There is little information known about this piece since discovery of the manuscript. The work is modal and mel...

Among Poulenc's most enduring and popular works.