George & Ira Gershwin Leave For Hollywood NEWARK, NJ - AUGUST 10: Composers George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin pose for a portrait as they board a TWA plane bound for Hollywood at Newark Airport on August 10, 1936 in Newark, New Jersey

Gershwin et la France

Samedi 14 juillet 2018

George & Ira Gershwin Leave For Hollywood NEWARK, NJ - AUGUST 10: Composers George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin pose for a portrait as they board a TWA plane bound for Hollywood at Newark Airport on August 10, 1936 in Newark, New Jersey ©Getty - Michael Ochs Archives

de "Let them eat cake" (inspiré de la Révolution Française) à "Un américain à Paris"

BIBLIOGRAPHIE

Howard Pollack : George Gershwin : His Life and Work
- University of California Press, 2006

George Gershwin : His Life and Work
Auteur : Howard Pollack
Editeur : University of California Press, 2006

Charles Schwartz : Gershwin : His life and music
- Da Capo, 1973

Gershwin : His life and music
Auteur : Charles Schwartz
Editeur : Da Capo, 1973

Franck Médioni : George Gershwin
- Folio. Biographies

George Gershwin
Auteur : Franck Médioni
Editeur : Folio. Biographies

PROGRAMMATION MUSICALE

COMPOSITEUR GEORGES GERSHWIN

The illegitimate daughter (Acte II) L'Ambassadeur de France Wintergreen le comité et chœur / Because Because (Acte II) Ensemble
New York Choral Artists
Orchestre De Saint Luke De New York
Michael Tilson-Thomas, direction

Let'em eat cake Let'em eat cake (Acte I) Wintergreen Tweedledee et choeur
New York Choral Artists
Orchestre De Saint Luke De New York
Michael Tilson-Thomas, direction

Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune L 86 - pour orchestre (Claude Debussy)
Orchestre Symphonique De Boston
Charles Munch, direction

André Watts complete Columbia album collection CD 11 : Watts by George SONY CLASSICAL

Prélude n°2 en ut dièse min . Andante con moto e poco rubato - pour piano
Andre Watts, piano

Riccardo Chailly dirige George Gershwin DECCA

Lullaby - pour orchestre à cordes
Orchestre de Cleveland
Riccardo Chailly

Porgy and Bess : Summertime and the livin' is easy (Acte I Sc 1) Clara et choeur
Betty Lane, mezzo-soprano
Orchestre Du Grand Opera De Houston
John Demain, direction