Spartiti Francis Poulenc pianoforte

The Trois Novelettes are typical of their composer's charm-with-a-twist and illustrate his accessible yet multi-layered piano writing. Edited by Millan Sachania, with introduction by Caroline Potter.

Die Reihe "Musique française" richtet sich ebenso an Lehrer und Studenten wie an Berufsmusiker. Bekannte Wissenschaftler stellen in den einzelnen Bänden Meisterwerke der französischen Musik vor, besch...

Two Pianos, Four Hands. 2 Copies needed to perform.

During the visit to Brive-la-Gaillarde in 1940, Poulenc sketched a little piece for the children of his cousins: Sophie, Sylvie, Benoit, Florence and Delphine Périer, Yvan, Alain, Marie-Christine and...

Six short Piano pieces for children by French composer Francis Poulenc.

Two Pianos, Four Hands. Includes set of parts for each player.

Never published before, this Poulenc's Valse has a really fascinating history. Written in 1951, the work exists in the form of a facsimile of an autograph manuscript, incorporated into a drawing by th...

For Piano.

This charming suite, published in 1935, bears the subtitle d'après Claude Gervaise (16e siècle) and displays Poulenc's inimitable blend of the archaic and the anarchic. The sheet music based onthe mus...

This French composer and pianist was one of Les Six, a group of French composers who subscribed to the aesthetic ideals of Erik Satie. The spontaneity and lyricism of Poulenc's style are best adapted...

This volume in the series 'Les Éditions Originales Durand - Salabert - Eschig' contains Poulencs works for piano taken from the original editions in the catalogue. The original engravings are reproduc...

Poulenc's seven Nocturnes for solo Piano with an eighth Nocturne, which serves as a 'Coda to the cycle'. This is a superb collection of works for solo piano, offering variety and contrast. For the adv...

Written in three short movements: Prelude, Rustique, and Final, French pianist and composer Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) composed this sparkling Sonata in 1918. A glossary of French terms is included.

for piano solo

Written when Poulenc was only 19 years old, this 3-movement piano work shows the simplicity and melodic gifts that were his trademark while also showing the influence of Erik Satie and Emmanuel Chabri...

French composer Francis Poulenc wrote his Sonata for One Piano, Four Hands in 1918 and it was published in London the following year. This edition is based on that 1919 original edition. A teaching/pe...

Arranged for solo piano, suitable for advanced pianists.

A suite composed in 1920 in three movements: 1) Presto, 2) Andante, 3) Vif. In January 1920 the critic Henri Collet named Poulenc and five composing friends 'Le Groupe des Six', by analogy with the R...

Five Impromptus for Piano by Francis Poulenc.

Ten Promenades for Piano by Francis Poulenc.

Album of Six Pieces for Piano by Francis Poulenc.

Mélancolie is one of the longest works Poulenc ever wrote for piano, and today can be counted among the composer’s best-known. In this piece, dedicated to Raymond Destouches, his companion at the time...