Poulenc - Trois Novelettes pour piano

[pinzeliziousz283]

anybody have this piano sheet??may I have that for my recital?tq

[peachmelba16]

@MarcheseCadmio Thank you for your reply..interesting that the last chord is suspended...and leaves one hanging...maybe that's the magic of it. Also I love "The Model Animals"...so hauntingly beautiful

[peachmelba16]

The last chord of the third novelelte is really great to play on the piano with the sostenuto pedal...all of the tones melt into each other and create such a fantastic, abstract haunting chord. that just fills the room.

[MarcheseCadmio88]

@peachmelba16 Yup, I love that feature too. A final, suspended chord is pretty common among Poulenc and Milhaud's works.

[peachmelba16]

My favorite interpretation of these. These are great to play the piano but hard to reach for a small hand.

[hongkongforever]

but it's great overall :D

[hongkongforever]

lol...the perfomer had made a mistakeeeeee...

[4seasonspring]

Thanks for uploading such a beautiful piece! I am thinking to include this in my Diploma ATCL programme. Mind telling me where can I get the score?

[EquisTox]

This is absolutely great!

Thanks for uploading,

I had only heard Pascal Rogé's version before, but this is something else.

That 3rd Novelette sure is magical, Poulenc at his most intimate, which is rare, actually.

[MarcheseCadmio88]

@EquisTox Yes, Tacchino's interpretaions of Poulenc are so lively and neat... And the theme of 3rd Novelette is taken from one episode of De Falla's "El amor brujo": Poulenc's rielaboration it's something moving...

[EquisTox]

@MarcheseCadmio88 Indeed, I'm playig the "Pantomime" from "el amor brujo". which is this same theme, but honestly, i like poulenc's re-working of it better.