Historical
Symposium 82 - Proust
13 May 2007
MUSIC OF PROUST’S SALON
“I believe that the essence of music is to arouse the mysterious depths of our souls.” — Marcel Proust
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Program
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I. PROUST IN LOVE — Marcel & Reynaldo
“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
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Premières valses pour piano (1898)
Reynaldo Hahn
1875-1947 -
Early Poems
translated and read by Richard Howard
Marcel proust
1871-1922 -
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
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Reading from Swann’s Way “In Search of Lost Time” Vol. 1
translated and read by Richard Howard
Proust -
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” — Letter from Proust to Mme. Albert Hecht, March 1916
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Piano Quintet in F Minor, Op. 7 (1878-79)
Molto Moderato
Lento
Allegro Non Troppo
César Franck
1822-1890
Musicians
- Jennifer Frautschi Violin
- Pedja Muzijevic {REL[25][musician-instrument-class]wQZlADkSREL}
- Edward Arron Cello
- Hsin-Yun Huang Viola
- Richard Howard Poet, translator, and reader
- Serena Canin, violin
