la Orana, Gauguin. for soprano and piano. soprano and piano. soprano.

Par : John Casken

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  • Nombre de pages28
  • Poids0.137 kg
  • ISBNM-2201-1053-0
  • EAN9790220110535
  • Date de parution01/01/1984
  • ÉditeurSCHOTT

Résumé

The text (by the composer) concerns the life and work of the French painter, Paul Gauguin : his early period when he was full of doubts and uncertainty, his discovery of exotic climes, and his eventual departure from France for a life in the South Seas. References are made to Gauguin's styles of painting and to paintings by him, in particular to a large painting of 1897 entitled "Where Do We Come From ? What Are We ? Where Are We Going ? ", the words of which are fragmented to express that perennial question which remained with him throughout his life.
John Casken Instrumentation : soprano and piano
The text (by the composer) concerns the life and work of the French painter, Paul Gauguin : his early period when he was full of doubts and uncertainty, his discovery of exotic climes, and his eventual departure from France for a life in the South Seas. References are made to Gauguin's styles of painting and to paintings by him, in particular to a large painting of 1897 entitled "Where Do We Come From ? What Are We ? Where Are We Going ? ", the words of which are fragmented to express that perennial question which remained with him throughout his life.
John Casken Instrumentation : soprano and piano

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