Billaudot Bertrand Elise - Trois Melodies Sur Des Poemes D Eluard - Opus 9
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The essential information about this score
The essential information about this score
- A cycle of three songs set to poems by Paul Éluard, written for soprano and piano.
- A short, expressive work lasting approximately 8 minutes, suitable for concerts, recitals or chamber music practice.
- First performed on February 24, 2020, at the Paris Conservatoire as part of the Cantus Formus concert series.
- Three pieces with complementary moods: “Ta bouche aux lèvres d'or”, “J'ai fermé les yeux” and “Ordre et désordre de l'amour”.
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Summary of this score
This score brings together the Three Songs on Poems by Éluard, a vocal cycle dedicated to Emmanuelle Demuyter on her twentieth birthday. The work unfolds in three brief yet striking sections, each with its own poetic color while maintaining a genuine unity of writing. Lasting 3 minutes, 2 minutes and 3 minutes respectively, this programme forms a concise, balanced whole that is particularly well suited to a vocal recital or a short musical programme.
The writing for soprano and piano highlights the musicality of the text and the subtlety of the declamation. Paul Éluard’s poems open up a sensitive world, shaped by lyricism, introspection and expressive tension. The piano is not limited to a simple accompaniment: it engages in dialogue with the vocal line, supports the contrasts and contributes fully to the atmosphere of each song. This score is sure to appeal to singers and pianists looking for contemporary French repertoire that is literary, nuanced and immediately evocative.
Premièred on 24 February 2020 at the Conservatoire de Paris by Emmanuelle Demuyter, soprano, and Élise Bertrand, piano, this cycle belongs to a chamber music setting in which attentive listening, shared breathing and an understanding of the text play an essential role. It is an excellent choice for enriching a voice and piano programme with a short, coherent and finely crafted work, driven by Éluard’s poetry and by a form that goes straight to the heart of the matter.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | soprano and piano | Language | French |
| Genre | sheet music for voice and piano | ||



