Germaine Tailleferre : Le Couple très "Faubourg Saint Germain" for flute and piano
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SKU: A0.1394376
Composed by Germaine Tailleferre. 20th Century,Classical,Contemporary. Score and part. 9 pages. Musik Fabrik Music Publishing #977857. Published by Musik Fabrik Music Publishing (A0.1394376).This sequence is in a number of scores, including "Paris-Magie", "Sur les Routes d'Acier", "Il était un Petit Navire" and other film scores. The present arrangement was conceived for one of the Caroline animated films by Marco de Gastyne during the late 1950s.
Given the time period, it is probable that Tailleferre was writing this for Jean-Pierre Rampall, who performed on a number of Tailleferre film scores during this period .In "Paris-Magie", the spritely musique represents a fashionable "Left Bank" couple shopping for antiques at the Paris Flea Market. A few dynamic markings have been added, although Tailleferre did not include many markings in her manuscript score.
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