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and begins with ascending scales by all instruments before transferring into an energetic beginning section with complex rhythms, jazz undertones, and an underlying line from the piano. The middle of the movement features a slower section initiated by a bassoon melody which is then repeated by the
216:'s outings to weekend shows), and has been interpreted as a satirical depiction of the neoclassical movement. The finale creates a sense of cohesion by repeating themes from the previous two movements, and it ends with a lyrical and solemn coda with influences from one of the composer's idols, 192:, with the "A" sections marked at a much slower tempo than the "B" section. It is often interpreted as being influenced by the divertimentos of the Classical period while at the same time serving as a parody of Mozart's slower movements. This is corroborated by Orrin Howard of the 130:. Estimates about the time of its composition range from between 1931 and 1932 and 1932 alone. It received its debut in 1933 but was later revised in 1939. Performed in its entirety, the three-movement piece lasts approximately 18 minutes. 252:, who wrote that "with Poulenc, all of France comes out of the windows he opens." In the composer's later life, he performed the piece with the Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet, composed of members of the 196:, who has written that he views the faster "B" section as a form of musical, comedic relief. The piece employs a variety of textures in the winds with the piano serving in more of a secondary role. 146:. In his Sextet there are obvious influences of the incidental music heard during the group's weekend visits to the circus as well as their general adherence to the melodic precedents set forth by 720: 236:, Gustave Dhérin, and R. Blot on flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn, respectively. The piece was not well-received by traditionalists in the music community, with composer and critic 478: 699: 836: 949: 155: 1110: 1204: 267:, "There were some good ideas in but the whole thing was badly put together. With the proportions altered, better balanced, it comes over very clearly." 142:
for the tendency of his compositional style to be overly progressive, was the most prolific member of the group of 20th-century French composers known as
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Poulenc extensively revised the composition in August 1939 because he was dissatisfied with the original work. He told composer and conductor
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Francis Poulenc, The Fairfield Chamber Group - Sextet For Piano And Winds / Trio For Piano, Oboe And Basson / Sonata For Clarinet And Basson
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other instruments. The original tempo returns at the end of the movement as new themes barrel toward the finish.
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Taffanel, P.: Wind Quintet / Poulenc, F.: Sextet / Jolivet, A.: Serenade / Tomasi, H.: 5 Danses
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criticizing it as wandering and vulgar. A more positive review came from André George of
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The premier of the sextet occurred in 1933 with Poulenc on the piano part and
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form. It has jazz and ragtime influences (again a product of
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Francis Poulenc, though rejected by the director of the
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The Music of Francis Poulenc (1899–1963): A Catalogue
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Index

Chamber music
Francis Poulenc
FP
wind quintet
FP
chamber music
wind quintet
flute
oboe
clarinet
bassoon
French horn
piano
Paris Conservatoire
Les Six
Satie
Concerto for Two Pianos
ternary form
Divertissement
rounded binary form
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Offenbachian
rondo
Les Six
Maurice Ravel
Marcel Moyse
Louis Cahuzac
Florent Schmitt
Le Temps
Les Nouvelles littéraires

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