mon 6 oct 2014 15:00 hrs
In part 1 (26/8/14) we met Jean Cras: a French high marine officer (1879-1932) who spent all of his free time composing. His style is somewhere between Franck, Duparc, Chausson, Debussy and Ravel. In 1922 he was in the spotlights thanks to the jubilant success of the opera Polyphème. Nowadays he seems to have been forgotten, which does not do him justice.
1. From: opera Polyphème
2. idem
3. idem
4. Paysage maritime for piano
5. Danza morbida for piano
6. From: Âmes d’Enfants for piano six-handed
7. L’Offrande lyrique for soprano and orchestra
