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Helicon at The Morgan Library & Museum

Tuesday, 4 October 2011 @ 7:30pm

“Réalitiés Invisibles”
Music from the Life of Marcel Proust

The Morgan Library • 225 Madison Avenue

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Program


  • I - PROUST IN LOVE — Reynaldo & Marcel

    “One is always inspired when speaking of what one loves. The truth is that one should never speak of anything else.” (Letter from Proust to Hahn)

  • Songs & Waltzes

    Si mes vers avaient des ailes
    Infidélité
    Mai
    Dans la nuit

    Valse pour pianoPas vite, simplement (à l'ombre rêveuse de Chopin)

    À Chloris
    Tyndaris
    Fêtes galantes
    Quand je fus pris au pavillon

    Valse pour pianoAvec élégance

    L'heure exquise

     

    Reynaldo Hahn
    (1874-1947)

  • II. THE LITTLE PHRASE — Swann & Odette

    “. . . the little phrase by Vinteuil which was, so to speak, the national anthem of their love.” (from Swann’s Way)

  • Passage from “Swann in Love”

    “In Search of Lost Time” Swann’s Way, Vol. 1

              translated and read by Richard Howard

     

    Marcel Proust
    (1871-1922)

  • Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 75 (1885)

    Allegro Agitato — Adagio 
    Allegro Moderato — Allegro Molto

     

    Camille Saint-Saëns
    (1835-1921)

  • III. SPIRITUAL NOURISHMENT — Proust & Music

    “For some years Beethoven’s last quartets and the music of Franck has been my principal spiritual nourishment” (Proust to Mme. Albert Hecht, March 1916)

  • Piano Quintet in F Minor, Op. 7 (1878-79)

    Molto moderato
    Lento
    Allegro non troppo 

     

    César Franck
    (1822-1890)

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