Product Description
I really discovered Moréas through Poulenc and Leguerney. This poetry, symbolist, is known to blend very well with music. However, one must avoid falling, as the temptation is great, into excessive "melodism" or any of its possible opposites, even the most arid ones...
So, as often, if not always, and since Debussy or even earlier, it is the piano that sets the tone.
These three Stances, each imbued in its own way with sunshine and sweet Mediterranean nostalgia, nevertheless present, once set to music, a common emphasis on the performative style dear to Moréas.
The third Stance reconnects for a moment, in its first half, with melody in the most humbly traditional sense (as it is modal...), that of the "song", because after all, there is no need to deprive oneself...
They are published in the order of their composition. They should be performed in this order.
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