SABINE DEVIEILHE & MATHIEU PORDOY

It combines romantic ideals of love and tender declarations of love with lullabies and lullabies from various cultures, as well as works by female composers such as Lili Boulanger, Cécile Chaminade, and Germaine Tailleferre, who successfully shaped the concert world around 1900.


PROGRAM

Josef Hadar
Erev shel shoshanim

Jacqueline Mani
The Little Sad Girl

Franz Schubert
You are the Peace, D. 776

Anonymous
The Cosmic Bliss

Franz Schubert
Night and Dreams, D. 827

Franz Liszt
En rêve for Piano, S. 207

Richard Strauss
My Child, Op. 37 No. 3
The Night, Op. 10 No. 3

Franz Liszt
Oh! as soon as there was S 282


Edward Grieg
A dream op. 46 no. 6


Richard Strauss
Cornflowers (from Girl's Flowers op. 22)


Lili Boulanger
Elle était descendue au bas de la prairie (from Clairières dans le ciel)
Elle est gravement gaie (from Clairières dans le ciel)
Richard Strauss
Poppies (from Girl's Flowers op. 22)


Lili Boulanger
Un poete disait (from Clairières dans le ciel)
Richard Strauss
Ivy (from Girl's Flowers op. 22)


Cecile Chaminade
My premiere letter
Germaine Tailleferre
Non, la fidélité (from Six Chansons françaises)
Mon mari m'a defamée (from Six Chansons françaises)
Les trois présents (from Six Chansons françaises)


Francis Poulenc
Improvisation for piano No. 15 “Hommage à Édith Piaf”
Darius Milhaud
Tay toy, babillarde arondelle op. 223 no. 3


Edith Piaf
Hymn à l'amour