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Poulenc: Suite française - Van Andel Organ, Deventer

A marriage of Poulencesque piquancy and 16th-century dance tunes: Poulenc wrote his Suite française in 1935 for the characteristic combination of wind ensemble, harpsichord and percussion, based on the "Livres de danceries" by Claude Gervaise (1525–1583). Later, he made a piano version. This organ version is based on the piano edition, inspired by the wind sounds. Illustrations from Thoinot Arbeau's Orchésographie (1589), an important source on 16th-century dancing. Francis Poulenc: Suite française d'après Claude Gervaise I. Bransle de Bourgogne 00:00 II. Pavane 1:22 III. Petite marche militaire 4:23 IV. Complainte 5:41 V. Bransle de Champagne 7:59 VI. Sicilienne 10:16 VII. Carillon 12:32 Organ specification: Instrument built by Koen van Andel from 2000-2022 Located at Broederenkerk, Deventer http://www.koenvanandel.nl Manual (C-f”’) Holfluit 8’ B/D Prestant 4’ B/D Woudfluit 2’ B/D Basson-Hobo 8’ B/D Pedal (C-d’) Subbas 16’ (c-d’ tr. from Holfluit) Bourdon 8’ (tr. from Holfluit) Pedal coupler Tremolo, adjustable in speed and depth during playing (audible at, e.g., 5:41 ) Swell box for the manual http://www.laurensdeman.com