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Francis Poulenc - Badinage, FP 73
Badinage is a light-hearted miniature written for the piano by Francis Poulenc in 1934. It was first published in 1935, shortly before his friend and fellow composer Pierre-Octave Ferroud was decapitated in a car accident. That tragic event served as one of the main catalysts to Poulenc’s compositional tone, previously carefree and blithe such as in this Badinage, taking a much more serious turn.
Date: 1934
Catalogue: Francis Poulenc 73
Performer: Aleck Karis on piano
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Date: 1934
Catalogue: Francis Poulenc 73
Performer: Aleck Karis on piano
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