 | Dejonghe, Koen - Buvons chers amis, buvons! Drinking song on a text of Molière Piano and Voice |
Buvons chers amis, buvons!
MP3 (1.28 Mo) : (by rachel Fabry, voice an Koen Dejonghe, piano)418x⬇ 2,263x
| Composer : | Dejonghe, Koen (1957 - ) | ||
| Instrumentation : | Piano and Voice | ||
| Style : | Song | ||
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| Date : | 1988 | ||
| Copyright : | Copyright © Koen Dejonghe | ||
| Added by koen-dejonghe, 22 May 2007 Many years ago, I wrote this "Drinking Song" for the play "The Bourgeois Gentleman" of Molière. In Act IV-Scène 1 the count Dorante asks if everybody can be silent when the musiciens are playing: "What they will play, is much more interesting than we ever could say." The refrain is an incentive to drink altogheter a glass of wine: "Buvons chers amis, buvons!" or "Let us drink, dear friends, let us drink!". The melody is very simple in the style of a Folk Song and the piano is composed in a more jazzy direction with a walking bass. It's possible to listen to an MP3 file with Rachel Fabry, mezzo. | |||
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