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This paper mainly deals with the relations between text and music in the first song – « Les ingénus » – of Debussy’s Fêtes galantes (second collection composed in 1904). In this song, musical prosody is strange, even disturbing: many stresses are displaced in order to create a “lyrical prose” characterized by the emergence of secondary layers of meaning beneath the obvious sense of the words. Also, prosodic and syntactic irregularities show the importance of what Debussy (in his famous 1913 text “Du précurseur”) called “mise en place” in poetic and musical compositions: even structural details concerning pitch registers or modulations are directly connected with what can be considered, in Debussy’s writings, as his “art poétique”, so well adapted to Verlaine’s particular expressiveness.

  

N° 11c

Les mélodies de Debussy

Denis Vermaelen

Université François-Rabelais de Tours

Une mise en place particulière

Vincent Vivès
Vincent Vivès - Verlaine et Debussy

Denis Vermaelen
Denis Vermaelen - Une particulière mise en place

Mylène Dubiau
Mylène Dubiau - Ariettes oubliées

J.L. Leleu et P. Dal Molin
J.L. Leleu et P. Dal Molin - " Debussy l'obscur... "

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