🇫🇷Francis Jean Marcel Poulenc ： Concert champetre pour clavecin (ou piano) et orchestre FP.49

This concerto was conceived by Poulenc for harpsichord as the solo instrument, while also allowing for performance on the piano. In its three movements, gestures reminiscent of old dances vividly intersect with twentieth-century harmonic language and witty, light-footed character. Highlights include the lively momentum of the first movement, the lyrical repose of the second, and the rhythmic vitality of the third, whose contrasts give the work its shape. The soloist should maintain clarity and well-defined articulation, remain attentive to the dialogue with the orchestra, and preserve a sense of lightness alongside the music’s brilliance.