Salabert Salert Poulenc Francis - Intégrale Des Mélodies Et Chansons - Ch Piano
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Summary of This Score
Complete melodies and songs published by Éditions Salabert
for voice & piano (vm)
This volume, from the mélodies et chansons collection, brings together a wide panorama of French-language mélodie for voice and piano. The collection highlights the intimate relationship between text and music: careful prosody, contrasting atmospheres, and piano accompaniments that support both the vocal line and the meaning of the poem. It is a particularly relevant choice for singers, accompanist pianists, teachers, and students wishing to deepen their understanding of style, diction, and interpretation of the mélodie repertoire.
The texts come from essential authors such as Jean Cocteau, Jean Moréas, Malherbe, Max Jacob, Louise Lalanne, Théodore de Banville, Guillaume Apollinaire, Colette, Charles d'Orléans, Paul Éluard, Louise de Vilmorin, Paul Valéry, Robert Desnos, Louis Aragon, and Jean Racine. The diversity of literary sources results in a variety of moods: from expressive miniatures to structured cycles, from humorous touches to more intimate confidences.
The separate titles include notably: Toréador, Airs chantés (Romantic Air, Pastoral Air, Serious Air, Lively Air), Épitaphe, Five Poems by Max Jacob, Four Poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, Three Poems by Louise Lalanne, Pierrot, Eight Polish Songs, Two Poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, La Grenouillère, Le Portrait, Priez pour paix, Miroirs brûlants, Ce doux petit visage, Fiançailles pour rire, Colloque, Métamorphoses, Two Poems by Louis Aragon, Le Disparu, Hymne, Main dominée par le coeur, Parisiana.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Éditions Salabert | Genre | mélodies et chansons (voice-piano score) |
| Instrumentation | voice & piano (vm) | Language | French |
| Collection | mélodies et chansons | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this Poulenc score intended for voice and piano?
This edition is written for voice and piano (v+p), featuring a vocal part and a piano accompaniment.
Which song cycles by Francis Poulenc are included?
The collection notably includes Airs chantés, Cinq Poèmes de Max Jacob, Quatre Poèmes de Guillaume Apollinaire, Trois Poèmes de Louise Lalanne, and Fiançailles pour rire.
Which authors are featured in the Poulenc complete melodies and songs collection by Salabert?
The texts notably bring together Jean Cocteau, Guillaume Apollinaire, Paul Éluard, and Louis Aragon. Poems by Jean Moréas, Max Jacob, Paul Valéry, and Robert Desnos are also present. The collection also includes texts by Jean Racine and Charles d'Orléans.
Is the score in French?
The score is indicated in French and belongs to the Mélodies et chansons collection from Éditions Salabert.
Which individual titles are included in this volume?
The content gathers, among others, Toréador, Épitaphe, Pierrot, La Grenouillère, Le Portrait, Miroirs brûlants, Métamorphoses, Le Disparu, and Parisiana.
