Poulenc - Nocturnes, Improvisations, Mélancolie, Pièces, Nazelles, Valse (Ct.rc.: Gabriel Tacchino) 

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) : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1eSbHWHel9Y.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 RU-vid.)

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~☕

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.

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.

These are truly lovely recordings; I own them on CD in the big EMI box-set of Poulenc's complete output.

Perle di raffinato equilibrio compositivo, di squisita tessitura e di intensa ispirazione creativa Capolavori inimitabili

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)

Truly joyful music! I've come across it just when I had to.

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 😁🙏🏼💙🌸🌸🌸🌸

What a wealth of interesting vignettes; beautifully played too.

Superbe et si peut connu.,

Thank you.

Thank you!

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 !

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!

Beautiful

Maravilhoso! 👏🎼

Una verdadera joya. Muchas gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Esto es demasiado bueno... Está entre mis obras favoritas de todos los tiempos.

Saperlipopette ! Mais c'est c'est très beau ! Cette musique fut composée par un esprit piquant digne de Satie.

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!

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.

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.

i can hear in Ut majeur the sounds of Studio Ghibli movies

Very interesting approach. Nice little vignettes. Reminds me of neoclassical Robert Caby

the portrait of poulenc is unsettling.

My piano teacher played the last piece of 15improvisations for me before. It's a hommage to Edith Piaf. Thanks for joyful music!

thumbs up

Bellas y delciosas partituras

Yes ty

Not to alarm you or anything but there’s some classical music in your ad

Nice collection. Would really like to have a synced listing of the compositions played.

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!

Musique de présentation Theme de la corde d Hitchcock

Sobre este mundo de brutos vuelan también los ángeles

there's a typo in the title. it's "Tacchino"

40:28

Pouce rouge pour le nombre ridicule de pubs.

2:29:06