Complete Songs for Voice and Piano - Henri Duparc
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Henri Duparc (1848–1933) left a total of 17 songs, all written between 1868 and 1884 and most of them published in 1895. Besides the 13 songs in the collection published by Rouart, Lerolle & Cie. in 1911, Duparc composed four other vocal pieces including his only duet, "La fuite." He tried to destroy three of the youthful Cinq mélodies, Op. 2, published by G. Flaxland in 1870: "Sérénade," "Romance de Mignon," and "Le gallop." The composer succeeded only in considerably reducing the number of prints, to the point, however, where musicologists considered these melodies as lost. Their republication in the present edition is based on three of the rare remaining copies of the 1870 publication (the songs were issued individually).
Three items merit comments in passing:
"Au pays ou se fait la guerre," under its original title "Absence," was originally intended for Roussalka, an opera destroyed by Duparc.
It is not clear who wrote the poem "Chanson triste." Henri Cazalis's name appears in the Flaxland edition (1870), but Jean Lahor is credited as poet in Rouart's "Nouvelle édition complète" (1911).
Although the translator of Thomas Moore's "Oh! Breathe Not His Name," using the title "Elégie," is unidentified in the 1991 collection, Grove uncertainly names an "E. MacSwincy" as its author. It remains conjecture if there is a connection between this person and the "Leon MacSwincy" named in Duparc's dedication of "Chanson triste."
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- -Note
- -Texts and Translations
- -Glossary of French Terms
- 1. Au pays ou se fait la guerre [To the Land Where voice
- 2. Chanson triste [Sad Song]
- Poem by Jean Lahor [or Henri Cazalis?] ? Setting for high voice
- 3. Elegy [Elegy]
- "French prose translation of "Oh! Breathe Not H Name," Thomas Moore's poem on the death of Rob Emmet ? Setting for high voice"
- 4. Extase [Ecstasy]
- Poem by Jean Lahor ? Setting for high voice
- 5. Lamento [Lament]
- Poem by Théophile Gautier ? Setting for high voice
- 6. La vague et la cloche [The Wave and the Bell]
- Poem by François Coppée ? Setting for medium voice
- 7. La vie anterieure [My Previous Life]
- Poem by Charles Baudelaire ? Setting for high voice
- 8. Le galop [The Gallop]
- Poem by René-François Sully-Prudhomme ? Setting for baritone
- 9. Le manoir de Rosemonde [Rosemonde's Manor]
- Poem by Robert de Bonniéres ? Setting for high voice
- 10. L'invitation au voyage [Invitation to a Voyage
- Poem by Charles Baudelaire ? Setting for high voice
- 11. Phidyle
- Poem by Charles-Marie-René Leconte de Lisle ? Setting for high voice
- 12. Romance de Mignon [Mignon's Song]
- "Poem by Victor Wilder, after the German poem "Kennst du das Land" by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre ? Setting for high voice"
- 13. Serenade [Serenade]
- Poem by Gabriel Marc ? Setting for medium voice
- 14. Serenade Florentine [Florentine Serenade]
- Poem by Jean Lahor ? Setting for high voice
- 15. Soupir [Sigh]
- Poem by René-François Sully-Prudhomme ? Setting for high voice
- 16. Testament [Testament]
- Poem by Armand Silvestre ? Setting for high voice
- 17. La fuite [The Flight]
- Poem by Théophile Gautier ? Duet setting for soprano + tenor
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