Francis Poulenc: Rapsodie nègre (1917)

Francis Poulenc (1899-1963): Rapsodie nègre, per baritono, quartetto d'archi, flauto, clarinetto e pianoforte. Testo di "Makoko Gangourou" (1917)
I. Prelude (Modéré)
II. Ronde (Très vite) [01:59]
III. Honoloulou (Intermède vocal) [03:11]
IV. Pastorale [05:41]
V. Final (Presto) [08:20]
Nicolas Rivenq, baritono
New Music Studium diretto da Antonio Plotino:
Nicolas Rivenq, baritono
Massimiliano Damerini, pianoforte
Carlo Tamponi, flauto
Giampiero Sobrino, clarinetto
Mario Trabucco - Giulio Plotino, violini
Loris Angelo Cossa, viola
Giovanni Scaglione, violoncello.
Cover image: painting by Paul Gauguin.
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Thank you!

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Superbe

[@klangschatten5610]

Masterpiece.

[@wernerherzog8263]

where do poulenc's negroes come from ? From Hawaï or the Russian steppes ??

[@santiagohola88]

¡Soberbio!

[@LaurentJames]

« Ce qu'il y a de bien avec Poulenc, c'est qu'il invente son propre folklore » (Ravel).

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En effet, le titre annonce un autre climat que celui qui tient de la gamme asiatique ...

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