@tfpp1 - Sharp ear, well done! My mom claimed to hear the opening of his "Gloria" oratorio at 1:48 and 1:59, and you could even point to his ballet "Aubade" at 2:04. Poulenc occasionally borrowed tunes from himself and others, notably Stravinsky and Ravel, but he imposed his own stylistic imprint, as did Handel with others' tunes 200 years earlier.
How about "Springtime in the Rockies"...no joke.
bridrice 2 months ago
Holy crap!!! from 2:28-2:40 the chord progression is the exact same thing as Blanche's them from Dialogue of the carmelites.
tfpp1 4 months ago
@tfpp1 - Sharp ear, well done! My mom claimed to hear the opening of his "Gloria" oratorio at 1:48 and 1:59, and you could even point to his ballet "Aubade" at 2:04. Poulenc occasionally borrowed tunes from himself and others, notably Stravinsky and Ravel, but he imposed his own stylistic imprint, as did Handel with others' tunes 200 years earlier.
Mezzotenor 4 months ago
my gosh so pretty!! i love the harmonic language! very nicely played.
cem1891 6 months ago