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245 00 Francis Poulenc plays his own works with his favorite 
       performers /|cPhilippe Truffault, director ; Idéale 
       Audience, IMG Artists. 
264  1 [Place of publication not identified] :|bIdéale Audience :
       |bIMG Artists,|c[2001] 
264  4 |c©2001 
300    1 online resource (1 video file (53 min.)) :|bsound, color
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505 0  The breasts of Tiresias. Non, monsieur mon mari -- 
       Dialogues of the Carmelites. Oh! Mon père, cessons ce jeu,
       par pitié -- La voix humaine. Tu as raison... Si, je 
       t'écoute -- The short straw. Les Anges musiciens ; Quelle 
       aventure -- Concerto for two pianos in D minor -- 
       Banalités. Hôtel ; Voyage à Paris -- Chansons 
       villageoises. Les gars qui vont à la fête -- Chansons 
       gaillardes. L'Offrande ; Invocation aux Parques ; La belle
       jeunesse -- Sonata for flute and piano. Cantilena : assez 
       lent. 
511 0  Denise Duval, soprano ; Gabriel Bacquier, baritone ; Jean-
       Pierre Rampal, flute ; Francis Poulenc, Jacques Février, 
       piano ; Orchestre national de la RTF ; Georges Prêtre, 
       conductor. 
518    |oRecorded|d1959|pSalle Gaveau, Paris, France. 
520    Immersion into the works of Francis Poulenc with his 
       musician friends, Denise Duval, Jean-Pierre Rampal and 
       Jacques Février. On the stage of the Salle Gaveau in Paris
       , one evening of 1959, before a well-heeled audience, 
       Francis Poulenc at the piano, accompanies his musician 
       friends who interpret his works. This film provides the 
       best possible portrait of the composer. Trained as a 
       pianist, born in 1899 in Paris, Poulenc never studied 
       composition at the conservatory, but took lessons with 
       Charles Koechlin. He obtained his first successes with 
       Rhapsodie Nègre and Le Bestiaire¡(based on poems by 
       Apollinaire) which already suggests the originality of his
       music. At the beginning of the twenties, he was a member 
       of the Group of Six, composed of composers whose taste for
       jazz, the music-hall, popular melodies and humour was 
       brought together under the influence of Jean Cocteau. In 
       Francis Poulenc's life friendship plays a Major role. 
       First of all his friendship with Denise Duval, the soprano
       he discovered, with Cocteau, at the Folies Bergères. She 
       will be his muse and he will write for her his most 
       beautiful lyrical pieces: The Breasts of Tiresias, 
       Dialogues of the Carmelites and The Human Voice. 
       Accompanied by Poulenc at the piano, with her fluty voice,
       she sings excerpts of these three works. She then offers 
       us two melodies from La courte paille, a delightful 
       anthologuy of short pieces written for her by Poulenc to 
       sing to her little boy. The pianist Jacques Février is his
       childhood friend. The Concerto for Two Pianos, which he 
       premieres with the composer in 1932 at the Venice Biennial,
       is dedicated to him. The piece is just as charming three 
       decades later, in 1962, played by the same performers 
       accompanied by the National Orchestra of the RTF under the
       direction of Georges Prêtre. A year later, Francis Poulenc
       dies. A concert in homage to him is organised by his 
       friends for French television. Among them is Jacques 
       Février, of course, but also Gabriel Bacquier who offers 
       us a selection of his melodies: Hôtel, Voyage à Paris, Les
       gars qui vont à la fête, L'offrande, Invocation aux 
       Parques, La belle jeunesse& We find ourselves once again 
       on the stage of the Salle Gaveau in 1959, with the 
       cantilena of the Sonata for flute and piano, one of the 
       most beautiful works written by the composer "in good 
       humour, at the Majestic Hotel in Cannes." The person to 
       whom the piece is dedicated and premieres it, his flautist
       Jean-Pierre Rampal, confides that it is "an appropriately 
       difficult piece." Pure melodic feeling. 
546    In French. 
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700 1  Truffault, Philippe,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names
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       names/n85269446|pOffrande. 
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       names/n85269446|pInvocation aux Parques. 
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       names/n81014914|pCantilena. 
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