Gabriel Tacchino was the only pianist actually to study Poulenc's works with the composer, so quite apart from the excellence of his interpretations they have a unique historical status (second only, of course, to the composer's own recordings, and those of Jacques Février). However, I want to point out that in Les soirées de Nazelles -- surely one of the pinnacles of Poulenc's piano music -- Tacchino takes the substantial and debilitating cut that the composer indicated as an option in the new edition of the score. As he made this cut at the request of Poulenc, this is understandable. But listeners new to Poulenc's music should seek out the recording by Pascal Rogé, who plays the suite complete. And for an additional 2 minutes of music in the Final that Poulenc actually excised from the revised edition, Antony Gray will provide the complete original text. (Both recordings are posted elsewhere here on TH-cam.)
What's great about youtube is knowing things you did not know about . Even though i am orchestral conducter and pianist for 31 years and know a lot about composers ...still i never heared about Poulenc !! I am really happy and surprised about hearing his piano works , Such a magical melancholic pieces yet gentle and velvety . Thank you so much for sharing this gem 😁🙏🏼💙🌸🌸🌸🌸
It’s both embarrassing for you to have been 31 years without knowing Poulenc and both magic because after all these years your able to discover this amazing composer. I which I can have the feeling of first hearing Poulenc’s work once again
Francis Poulenc was a great piano virtuoso but also a poet with full of humor and fantasy. Gabriel Tacchino is obviously both. Poulenc's music is completely familiar to her: he knows the spirit, he has the style. Combining rigor and freedom, he succeeds, without breaking the thread of tempo (to which Poulenc was very attached) in giving the appearance of improvisation.
It's so wonderfull he's able to tell stories or conversations or define ambient,, never knew about him,, ; a teacher teached me, if the class is loud you shoulden't be louder than them, simply calm your voice down, lower and they will stop, perhaps, for a minute to listen what's about your telling. Kissis.
I first learned of Poulenc while studying classical guitar, via his “Sarabande,” a delightful piece for beginners. Then forgot about him until now. This is great! Effervescent, simple, charming, but without in any way patronizing the listener.
Poulenc is really brilliant. My choir sang "Les Tisserands" in quarantine style. Write this down in the research. You will love it for sure: Corale Novarmonia - Les Tisserands (F. Poulenc)
Empezando por Hitchcock que en 1948 lo hace sonar en su genial ROPE , han existido muchos como nosotros que disfrutamos de POULENC en sus increíbles dibujos de ánimos, a veces dulces a veces despilfarrados siempre entusiasmados ... Suene siempre su música !
풀랑을 모르면 클래식을 잘 안다고 자부할 수 없을만큼, 그의 음악은 20세기 프랑스 음악을 통틀어 신고전주의 음악의 발전에 큰 기여를 했다고 생각한다. 그의 음악이 이토록 아름다운 이유는 그만의 독특한 화성법도 한 몫 하겠지만, 제일 중요한 것은 그걸 아름답게 감싸주는 멜로디의 역할이 중요하다고 생각한다.
Outstanding! And all the delicious Arensky echoes in "Thème varié...1:36:50 Thème"....Arensky's "Morceaux" and "Characteristic Pieces" for Piano + Opera Nos. 22, 25, 28, 30, 33, 34, 36, 41, 42, 52, 53, 63, 74...............BRAVO from Mexico City!
I don't know how I describe this, but obviously poulec has his own character. I wish I could know more about his ideas of the works. It gives me easy feeling at the same time, it has a special? points.
Read Poulenc's biography. Quite a life: from homosexual to Catholic devotee, his pattern of composition from easy and rhapsodic to complication. Poulenc is unique!
@@treesny Catholic countries were probably the more tolerant ones. What was written "on paper" and what was tolerated "in real life" were two separated things (one of the reason of the rise of the protestant reform). Extramarital affairs, even if prohibited by the church, was hardly shocking in France or Italy. In Renaissance time (1450-1550), homosexuality was often referred as the "Italian disease", due to high numbers of Italian artists who were having affairs with other men. Michelangelo was himself a devout catholic and thought to be homosexual. Gays wanted to go to heaven, too, so they didn't ditch their faith, at a time when atheism wasn't a thing imaginable. (Though, in Poulenc time - he died in 1963 - atheism was a thing, so maybe it has something to do with his upbringing.)
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Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) - L’oeuvre pour piano par Gabriel Tacchino.
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (00:00-01:53)
3 Mouvements perpétuels
00:00 I. Assez modéré
01:18 II. Très modéré
02:12 III. Alerte
8 Nocturnes
05:02 I. Ut majeur
08:13 II. Fa majeur ‘Bal de jeunes filles’
09:26 III. Fa majeur ‘Les cloches de Malines’
12:34 IV. Ut mineur
14:07 V. Ré mineur
15:20 VI. Sol majeur
18:21 VII. Mi bémol majeur
20:11 VIII. Sol majeur ‘Pour servir de coda au cycle’
22:05 Presto en si bémol
Suite Française, d’après Claude Gervaise
23:41 Bransle de Bourgogne
25:19 Pavane
27:54 Petite marche militaire
28:56 Complainte
30:21 Bransle de Champagne
32:16 Sicilienne
33:48 Carillon
3 Novelettes
35:34 I. Ut majeur
38:29 II. Si bémol mineur
40:28 III. Mi mineur
42:51 Pastourelle, extrait de L’éventail de Jeanne
45:01 Valse, extrait de L’album des six
15 Improvisations
46:53 I. Si mineur
48:22 II. La bémol majeur
49:33 III. Si mineur
51:02 IV. La bémol majeur
52:25 V. La mineur
53:51 VI. Si bémol majeur
55:09 VII. Ut majeur
57:27 VIII. La mineur
58:47 IX. Ré majeur
1:00:04 X. Fa majeur ‘éloges des gammes’
1:01:26 XI. Sol mineur
1:02:13 XII. Mi bémol majeur ‘hommage à Schubert’
1:04:05 XIII. La mineur
1:06:27 XIV. La bémol majeur
1:07:56 XV. Ut mineur ‘hommage à Edith Piaf’
1:10:36 Pièce brève sur le nom d’Albert Roussel
1:12:31 Valse improvisation sur le nom de Bach
1:13:56 Française, d’après Claude Gervaise
Les soirées de Nazelles
1:15:31 Préambule
1:18:36 Le comble de la distinction
1:19:44 Le coeur sur la main
1:22:16 La désinvolture et la discrétion
1:23:16 Le goût du malheur
1:26:09 L’alerte vieillesse
1:27:20 Cadence
1:28:48 Final
Villageoises
1:32:43 Valse tyrolienne
1:33:19 Staccato
1:34:04 Rustique
1:34:44 Polka
1:35:15 Petite ronde
1:35:57 Coda
Thème varié
1:36:50 Thème
1:38:12 Joyeuse
1:38:30 Noble
1:39:34 Pastorale
1:40:58 Sarcastique
1:41:26 Mélancolique
1:42:17 Ironique
1:42:54 Élégiaque
1:44:31 Volubile
1:45:02 Fantasque
1:45:27 Sibyline
1:46:12 Finale
3 Intermezzo
1:48:06 I. Ut majeur
1:49:45 II. Ré bémol majeur
1:51:57 III. La bémol majeur
Suite en Ut
1:56:13 Presto
1:58:11 Andante
2:00:17 Vif
2:01:46 Mélancolie
2:07:28 Humoresque
3 Pièces
2:09:11 I.Pastorale
2:11:39 II. Hymne
2:15:51 III.Toccata
Napoli
2:17:54 I. Barcarolle
2:19:07 II. Nocturne
2:22:16 III. Caprice italien
2:27:31 Bourée au pavillon d’Auvergne
Piano : Gabriel Tacchino
Recorded in 1966-1983, at Paris
New Mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR
Cover : © Elini Karlokoti www.elenikalorkoti.com/
Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr
Francis Poulenc was a great piano virtuoso but also a poet with full of humor and fantasy. Gabriel Tacchino is obviously both. Poulenc's music is completely familiar to her: he knows the spirit, he has the style. Combining rigor and freedom, he succeeds, without breaking the thread of tempo (to which Poulenc was very attached) in giving the appearance of improvisation.
Gabriel Fauré & Francis Poulenc PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : th-cam.com/video/1eSbHWHel9Y/w-d-xo.html
Gabriel Tacchino was the only pianist actually to study Poulenc's works with the composer, so quite apart from the excellence of his interpretations they have a unique historical status (second only, of course, to the composer's own recordings, and those of Jacques Février). However, I want to point out that in Les soirées de Nazelles -- surely one of the pinnacles of Poulenc's piano music -- Tacchino takes the substantial and debilitating cut that the composer indicated as an option in the new edition of the score. As he made this cut at the request of Poulenc, this is understandable. But listeners new to Poulenc's music should seek out the recording by Pascal Rogé, who plays the suite complete. And for an additional 2 minutes of music in the Final that Poulenc actually excised from the revised edition, Antony Gray will provide the complete original text. (Both recordings are posted elsewhere here on TH-cam.)
What's great about youtube is knowing things you did not know about .
Even though i am orchestral conducter and pianist for 31 years and know a lot about composers ...still i never heared about Poulenc !! I am really happy and surprised about hearing his piano works , Such a magical melancholic pieces yet gentle and velvety .
Thank you so much for sharing this gem 😁🙏🏼💙🌸🌸🌸🌸
It’s both embarrassing for you to have been 31 years without knowing Poulenc and both magic because after all these years your able to discover this amazing composer. I which I can have the feeling of first hearing Poulenc’s work once again
Francis Poulenc was a great piano virtuoso but also a poet with full of humor and fantasy. Gabriel Tacchino is obviously both. Poulenc's music is completely familiar to her: he knows the spirit, he has the style. Combining rigor and freedom, he succeeds, without breaking the thread of tempo (to which Poulenc was very attached) in giving the appearance of improvisation.
Wrong gendered pronoun here- It should read " Poulenc's music is completely familiar to HIM." Tachino was male, not female.
Perle di raffinato equilibrio compositivo, di squisita tessitura e di intensa ispirazione creativa
Capolavori inimitabili
I have not heard anyone play Poulenc better than Maestro Tacchino. His playing displays the atmosphere of his Mediterranean Nice and busy Paris.
아름다운 피아노 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
It's so wonderfull he's able to tell stories or conversations or define ambient,, never knew about him,, ; a teacher teached me, if the class is loud you shoulden't be louder than them, simply calm your voice down, lower and they will stop, perhaps, for a minute to listen what's about your telling.
Kissis.
I first learned of Poulenc while studying classical guitar, via his “Sarabande,” a delightful piece for beginners. Then forgot about him until now. This is great! Effervescent, simple, charming, but without in any way patronizing the listener.
Poulenc is really brilliant. My choir sang "Les Tisserands" in quarantine style. Write this down in the research. You will love it for sure:
Corale Novarmonia - Les Tisserands (F. Poulenc)
These are truly lovely recordings; I own them on CD in the big EMI box-set of Poulenc's complete output.
Truly joyful music! I've come across it just when I had to.
Empezando por Hitchcock que en 1948 lo hace sonar en su genial ROPE , han existido muchos como nosotros que disfrutamos de POULENC en sus increíbles dibujos de ánimos, a veces dulces a veces despilfarrados siempre entusiasmados ... Suene siempre su música !
풀랑을 모르면 클래식을 잘 안다고 자부할 수 없을만큼, 그의 음악은 20세기 프랑스 음악을 통틀어 신고전주의 음악의 발전에 큰 기여를 했다고 생각한다. 그의 음악이 이토록 아름다운 이유는 그만의 독특한 화성법도 한 몫 하겠지만, 제일 중요한 것은 그걸 아름답게 감싸주는 멜로디의 역할이 중요하다고 생각한다.
Saperlipopette ! Mais c'est c'est très beau ! Cette musique fut composée par un esprit piquant digne de Satie.
Il est digne de Satie mais... Satie n'est pas digne de lui.
What a wealth of interesting vignettes; beautifully played too.
I've been playing your videos for my students while we do individual work or as they arrive in the mornings. Thank you so much!
Great Mr. Perez, what specialty do you teach ?
Superbe et si peut connu.,
Outstanding! And all the delicious Arensky echoes in "Thème varié...1:36:50 Thème"....Arensky's "Morceaux" and "Characteristic Pieces" for Piano + Opera Nos. 22, 25, 28, 30, 33, 34, 36, 41, 42, 52, 53, 63, 74...............BRAVO from Mexico City!
I don't know how I describe this, but obviously poulec has his own character. I wish I could know more about his ideas of the works.
It gives me easy feeling at the same time, it has a special? points.
Una verdadera joya. Muchas gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
.....y BRAVISSIMO desde Mexico City!
Not to alarm you or anything but there’s some classical music in your ad
i can hear in Ut majeur the sounds of Studio Ghibli movies
This is so true omg
Esto es demasiado bueno... Está entre mis obras favoritas de todos los tiempos.
My piano teacher played the last piece of 15improvisations
for me before.
It's a hommage to Edith Piaf.
Thanks for joyful music!
天兎耳子さま🐰
いつも驚きをありがとうございます。
プーランクって凄い！
azami さまの様です。
深刻で軽快。意外性の音楽。現代音楽と感じるのは、命の儚(はかな)さを一瞬を切り取ってるようです。
エリックサティとかドビッシーには整合性があり、不安は不安として楽しめます。
でも、プーランクは、深刻なものを、笑っちゃうんです。
現代音楽が、一瞬を切るのなら、プーランクは、一瞬を支えた。
azami さまの熱は、解放への熱と思います。
いつもありがとうございます。
おやすみなさいｗ.( ´艸｀)。🐰＆🐦
@@ロビンZ 🐦さま
今さらながらですけど、
地震はどこにいても起こる
ものだ、と思った方が良い
ですね。心構えとして。
日本はそういう風にできて
いる国として。
🐰が運良く(悪く)！4回も
大地震に遭遇したとしても
あり得ることと、改めて
思いました。
能登地方や他県の被災地は
有事の日本の縮図のようで
もあり、それが日本中に
順番こに巡っているみたい
に思えます。その積み重ね
で、国も国民もその都度
教訓を得、対策を強化し、
災害への耐性を強めてきた
し、これからもそうだと
思います。
避難所で寒く不安なまま
時間を過ごす方々には、心
痛みますが、望む人があれ
ば被災地ではない所にある
施設へ、脱出できるような
選択肢があれば良いと思い
ます。
閉塞感は一層消耗するので
金沢市内では被害が限定的
なので、街へ出ても見える
景色は普通で、車も流れる
ように行き交ってます。
三が日が明け、お店も開き
食材や日用品も不自由なく
買えます。
東日本大震災では、全市全
県レベルで流通が遮断され
ました。
これが能登半島の首ねっこ
から先、インフラ寸断で
起こっています。
孤立し、頼みの脚の車も
給油が絶たれて役にたたな
くなる……つまり閉じ込め
られる不安です。
つい近隣のつもりでも、こ
んなギャップが発生して
身動き取れない方々がいる
のがもどかしい。
救援体制が迅速だったのは
やはり過去の教訓が活かさ
れたのでしょう。
避難されてる方々や行方不
明の方々に一刻も早く光が
当たりますように。
それまで持ち堪えて頂けま
すように、と願っています。
夕べ、ゴミステーションへ
ゴミ出しに向かいながら、
そんな事がよぎりました。
見上げると満天の星！
オリオンが斜め頭上に悠々
と上がっていました。
右上にはさらに明るい星が
輝いています。
アルデバランかも。
前回azamiの入院〜施設
探しで奔走していた頃、
同じ景色を観たのを思い
出しました。
@@天津兎耳子天津兎耳子さま🐰
僕たちは、１月２日の日航機に乗ってる。
シューターで降りよう。
同じ景色を観てますよ。🐰＆🐦
全員無事。身動き取れない方々を温めましょう。
日航機が守ってくれたようにｗ.( ´艸｀)
トランペットを吹いてたそうだからね。
そのお話をお聴きして、依然見つけたチャンネルです。
「🐺BeeTAN『柴犬のうた』(伴奏つき)🐺」ピアートさんチャンネル登録者数 566人
埴輪に笑います。こんな感じで、トランペットを吹いてたのかな？ｗ.( ´艸｀)。
@@ロビンZ 🐦さま
azamiの熱は予言通り下が
り、昨日は面会可でした。
お正月を挟んだので年明け
初めてです。
地震の時どうだったのか、
心配だったので揺れを感じ
たか尋ねたら、すごく揺れ
てびっくりしたし怖かった
との事でした。
怪我なく過ごせていて一安
心です。
ホールではTV番組が点いて
いますが、あまりニュース
は分かっていない気配です。
能登震源で被害が出ている
ことを簡単に伝えました。
詳しくは、多分想像を超え
る話なのでそれとなくです。
前日こと付けた年賀状も
読んだとのこと。
🐰の知らない差出人の事を
スマホに写しておいた賀状
を見せながら聞いたら、
従兄弟の弟で養子に行った
から、苗字が違うとか、
師範学校の後輩で、相手と
結婚したくて遠く岡山まで
行った人だとか教えてくれ
ました。
元同僚の仲良し、アザミ会
メンバーのお姑さんが101
歳になってる、と驚いたり
ちゃんと読めて把握できて
いるのが分かり、🐰も
嬉しかったです。
昨年分までは施設にいたの
で、反応が分からなかった
からなおさらです。
🪁の実家を継いだ、叔父
のお嫁さんと電話で話した
事も伝えたら、叔父が生前
謡をやっていたことから、
お能のワキとかシテの用語
が出てきました。
まだいろんな記憶が健在な
様子です。
面会時間が15分で、あっと
いう間に話が中断されます。
でも行く度にazami像が
更新されるので、自分に
贈られた時間だと思って
そのひと時に感謝し、味わ
っています。
🐦さまのプーランクの
受け止め方には舌を巻きま
した。
何か🐰が美しいと思い、
好きだなというプーランク
の秘密を、そのように捉え
言葉化できるのか〜という
感動です。
軽々とした遊びや粋な感じ
を受けて前から好きだった
のですが、限られた曲から
の印象だったのが、この
ピアノ演奏全曲版を聴いて
やっぱり、その思いが強く
なりました。
ドビュッシーやサティとの
違いなど考えたこともあり
ませんでしたが、🐦さま
から新しい視点や再認識の
機会を与えられていると
思います。
ワクワク感をありがとう
ございます。
しば犬のお歌からsinging
pianistユウスケさんに
必ずコメされる、柴犬太郎
さんを思い出しました。
そふぃーのトランペットも
柴犬太郎さんのコメも、
ヘタの横好き的音楽への
憧れや共感に根差している
と、一方的に同好の士みた
いな親近感を抱くのです。
Very interesting approach. Nice little vignettes. Reminds me of neoclassical Robert Caby
Thank you.
Beautiful
Maravilhoso! 👏🎼
the portrait of poulenc is unsettling.
I thought it was John Le Mesurier.
Thank you!
Read Poulenc's biography. Quite a life: from homosexual to Catholic devotee, his pattern of composition from easy and rhapsodic to complication. Poulenc is unique!
I would have thought that "homosexual" and "Catholic devotee" were hardly mutually exclusive categories... 🙂
@@treesny And in the case of Poulenc, it wasn't a matter of going from one to the other. He was always both at the same time.
@@treesny Catholic countries were probably the more tolerant ones. What was written "on paper" and what was tolerated "in real life" were two separated things (one of the reason of the rise of the protestant reform). Extramarital affairs, even if prohibited by the church, was hardly shocking in France or Italy. In Renaissance time (1450-1550), homosexuality was often referred as the "Italian disease", due to high numbers of Italian artists who were having affairs with other men. Michelangelo was himself a devout catholic and thought to be homosexual. Gays wanted to go to heaven, too, so they didn't ditch their faith, at a time when atheism wasn't a thing imaginable. (Though, in Poulenc time - he died in 1963 - atheism was a thing, so maybe it has something to do with his upbringing.)
Nice collection. Would really like to have a synced listing of the compositions played.
Bellas y delciosas partituras
😅🎉deliciosas
Musique de présentation
Theme de la corde d Hitchcock
Yes ty
thumbs up
Sobre este mundo de brutos vuelan también los ángeles
there's a typo in the title. it's "Tacchino"
Thanks
40:28
1:07:56
Pouce rouge pour le nombre ridicule de pubs.
Ce n'est pas eux qui choisissent...
Then get You Tube Premium! $12 a month. 🤦♀️🙄
2:29:06