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Posts by Caroline Potter

So basically 'this is yet another performance of VW Lark Ascending and Fantasia but surrounded by concrete' 🤔

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Ian Pace: New Japanese Piano Music, Ravel and Boulez | City St George's, University of London Ian Pace presents four recent piano works from Japan, alongside Boulez' second piano sonata and Ravel's Gaspard de la nuit.

One week until this fantastic piano programme by @ianpace.bsky.social - Gaspard de la nuit, new Japanese works and Boulez's stonking 2nd Sonata (which I last heard him play at my book launch in May 2024): www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/news-and-eve...

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BBC Proms The world's greatest classical music festival - stunning concerts and collaborations.

French music Proms highlights include Betsy Jolas, Berlioz Damnation of Faust, Nadia Boulanger's Fantaisie variée (with Alexandra Dariescu, yay!) and Edith Canat de Chizy - an underrated composer www.bbc.co.uk/events/rpgwr...

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Pierre Boulez: Organised Delirium Exploring the emotional and cultural influences on Pierre Boulez's early works as well as the role surrealism and French culture of the 1930s and 40s played in shaping his radical new musical concepts...

A massive 60% off most hardbacks @boydellandbrewer.bsky.social until 5 May! Includes my #Boulez Organised Delirium for a ridiculous £11.91. No code needed: boydellandbrewer.com/book/pierre-...

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#Boulez Répons manuscript page, from new-to-me book Pensieri per Pierre Boulez, signed by the composer

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So - here is my *second* post on Tracey Thorn/Everything But the Girl Fascination. Now a re-reading of it from the perspective of the beloved and the former lover, revealing a pattern of possessiveness and control approaching the coercive.

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His CD is fantastic, track one down if you can.

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Pastorale in C Major
Pastorale in C Major YouTube video by Antonio Oyarzabal - Topic

Germaine #Tailleferre, born 19 April 1892. Let's celebrate with Antonio Oyarzabal playing her Pastorale in C - one of her pieces he very kindly played at my Tailleferre book launch in February 🥰 @aoyarzabal.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms2E...

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Six snails in garlic and herb butter. Love it

Six snails in garlic and herb butter. Love it

Final lunch in #Paris starts with escargots 😋

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…and by this imposing woman (also like the cat in the bottom right corner)

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Henri #Rousseau exhibition at the Orangerie, Paris: of course I’m struck by his vicious cuddly toy animals in jungle settings…

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'Fascination' and the non-metabolisation of jealousy There is a whole spectrum of what I might call ‘negative emotions’ – viewed as such because of their potential for harmful consequences.

First proper Substack post - an essay on the song 'Fascination' by @tracey_thorn /Everything But the Girl, a mixture of musical analysis and wider contextualisation through authors who have dealt with jealousy. @carolinefrmus.bsky.social

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Gabriel #Fauré lived here, 154 boulevard Malesherbes #Paris. The city has provided a mini-bio

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Really enjoying the Calder exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton - his links with other artists (e.g. Miro) are clearly shown too

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Yup, it’s the Eiffel Tower

Yup, it’s the Eiffel Tower

It’s still here #Paris

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Passage des Panoramas #Paris

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My favourite in a screamingly funny thread ⬇️

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Beyond excited to learn that #Ravel Daphnis et Chloé will be performed in full by the Royal Ballet in January 2027! www.rbo.org.uk/production/d...

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The Institut de France, venue of the premiere of Faust et Hélène, Prix de Rome winning cantata by Lili #Boulanger

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Music From The Ether (1934)
Music From The Ether (1934) YouTube video by British Pathé

Maurice Martenot demonstrates the ondes Martenot in English: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4ph...

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I love Georgian 🇬🇪 food & am delighted to find a restaurant (Qvevri) near my temporary Paris home. Delicious chicken in garlic sauce, excellent bread & an agreeably punchy red wine

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Théâtre Darius Milhaud, Paris 19e @erinkmaher.bsky.social
(Yes, ought to be Madeleine…)

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Perky neoclassical #Tailleferre with weird bits I enjoyed and an ondes Martenot. Also the orchestral cellos are visibly enjoying themselves 🥰

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At the Salle Gaveau for Orchestre Pasdeloup concert featuring a #Tailleferre premiere

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Lili and Nadia #Boulanger lived here, 36 rue Ballu #Paris. Now Place Lili et Nadia Boulanger

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Three ondes Martenot players at the climax of the fascinating Mady Sauvageot presentation at the Conservatoire de Paris - a real discovery 👏

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Really fascinating study day at Conservatoire de Paris on 3 pioneers in ethnomusicology and contemporary music: Mady Sauvageot, Yvette Grimaud, Eliane Barat

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We were going to this restaurant- La Tour d’Argent - and Dutilleux said he hoped wearing the rosette would get us a good table. It worked - we sat in the corner with a splendid view of Notre-Dame. Still can’t believe how fortunate I was to know him 🥰 2/2

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Where #Dutilleux lived, on Île Saint-Louis. I saw him wear his Légion d’Honneur rosette only once and was impudent enough to ask him why 1/2

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Interior of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (Tolbiac site). This impressive corridor leads to the loos

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