Aubade

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Aubade is a 1929 dance cantata by Francis Poulenc, notable for its neoclassical style and depiction of the myth of Diana through music for piano and small orchestra.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cantata
dance cantata
basedOn myth of Diana
catalogueNumber FP 51
commissionedBy Princess Edmond de Polignac NERFINISHED
composer Francis Poulenc NERFINISHED
composerNationality French
countryOfOrigin France
dateOfComposition 1929
depicts Diana and her nymphs NERFINISHED
mythological scene
firstPerformanceContext ballet-style staging
private performance
form one-act work
genre neoclassical music
hasInstrumentation bassoon
clarinet
flute
horn
oboe
percussion
piano solo
strings
timpani
trombone
trumpet
hasKeyCharacteristic clear classical forms with modern harmonies
lyrical melodic writing
rhythmic vitality
hasPart Adagio NERFINISHED
Final
Presto
Rondeau NERFINISHED
Toccata NERFINISHED
language French
movementCount 11
notableFeature combination of concerto and cantata elements
depiction of Diana’s solitude and inner conflict
prominent solo piano part
period 20th-century classical music
premiereLocation Paris NERFINISHED
scoredFor chamber orchestra
piano
small orchestra
style neoclassicism
subject goddess Diana NERFINISHED
workTitleInFrench Aubade NERFINISHED
yearOfPremiere 1929

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