| 词条 | La Courte Paille |
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| name = {{lang|fr|La Courte Paille}} | type = Songs | composer = Francis Poulenc | image = | image_upright = | caption = | key = | catalogue = FP 178 | language = | based_on = Poems by Maurice Carême | composed = {{Start date|Summer 1960}} | performed = {{start date|1961|09||df=y}} | scoring = {{hlist | Voice | piano }} | published = | premiere_location = Festival de Royaumont (then Seine-et-oise department) }} La Courte Paille (The Short Straw), FP 178, is a set of seven songs for voice and piano, composed in 1960 by Francis Poulenc on poems by Maurice Carême. The duration of the work is about 8 minutes. History of the workComposed in July–August 1960, the songs were premiered at the festival of Royaumont Abbey, in 1961, by soprano Colette Herzog and Jacques Février as the pianist.[1] Titles
Origin of the poemsLe sommeil, Ba, be, bi, bo, bu and Le carafon come from the collection of Maurice Carême La Cage aux grillons (1959). Quelle aventure ! , La reine de cœur, Les anges musiciens and Lune d'avril come from the collection Le Voleur d'étincelles (1960). DedicateeLa Courte Paille is dedicated to the singer Denise Duval (1921–2016) for her son Richard Schilling.[1]Discography
References1. ^1 La Courte Paille on the site of the Bibliothèque nationale de France Clifton, Keith E. "Beyond Childhood: Poulenc, La courte paille, and the Aural Envelope." College Music Symposium 49/50 (2009/2010): 333-44. External links
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