
Stravinsky and Les Apaches
Donald Macleod examines two major passions of the artistic group Les Apaches: Russian music and poetry.
In January 1912 a remarkable concert took place in Paris featuring new works by four Apaches members and Stravinsky's Three Japanese Lyrics. Donald Macleod concludes his exploration of Ravel's interaction with "Les Apaches" by examining two major passions of the group, Russian music and poetry. We hear Ravel's setting of Tristan Klingsor's text and Florent Schmitt's Le Palais hanté, based on a poem from Edgar Allan Poe's "The House of Usher". To end there's the UK broadcast premiere of Delage's Ragamalika, specially recorded for the programme. With Jann Pasler, from the University of California, San Diego.
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Maurice Ravel
L Indifferent (from Shéhérazade by Tristan Klingsor)
Performer: Margaret Price (soprano) Performer: London Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Claudio Abbado
- DG 427 314-2.
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Florent Schmitt
Le Palais hanté, Op.49
Performer: Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Yan Pascal Tortelier
- Chandos CHSA 5090.
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Igor Stravinsky
Three Japanese Lyrics
Performer:Dawn Upshaw (soprano)
- Elektra Nonesuch.
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Maurice Ravel
Valses nobles et sentimentales
Performer: The Cleveland Orchestra Conductor: Pierre Boulez
- DG 449 213-2.
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Jean Absil
Bonjour Olivier (from Chansons de bonne humeur, No 1)
Performer: BBC Singers Performer: Jonathan Beatty (piano) Conductor: James Morgan
- BBC Recording.
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Jean Absil
Qu as-tu de Jaune a ton Chapeau (from Chansons de bonne humeur, No 2)
Performer: BBC Singers Performer: Jonathan Beatty (piano) Conductor: James Morgan
- BBC Recording.
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Jean Absil
Chanson de la Tulipe
Performer: BBC Singers Performer: Jonathan Beatty (piano) Conductor: James Morgan
- BBC Recording.
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Maurice Delage
Ragamalika (from A Garland of Ragas)
Performer: Fflur Wyn (soprano) Performer: BBC National Orchestra of Wales Conducted: Pascal Rofe
- BBC Recording.
Broadcasts
- Fri 5 Jul 201312:00BBC Radio 3
- Fri 5 Jul 201318:30BBC Radio 3







