Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:Saint-Saëns regarded the work Le carnaval des animaux/The Carnival of the Animals, as a piece of fun and was not performed during his lifetime. Here is my "Poules et coqs” - Hens and Roosters (Joke No4), a humorous fantasy.
Camille Saint-Saëns inspired me to compose something crazy, the opposite to all my Bach-playing :-)Despite the anxious atmosphere you made me burst out of laugh with those funny poultry !
I also loved your wedding march and Bach cantata.
You are becoming a reference for Organteq
Thank you, Gérard! I’m so touched to read your kind words
]]>Saint-Saëns regarded the work Le carnaval des animaux/The Carnival of the Animals, as a piece of fun and was not performed during his lifetime. Here is my "Poules et coqs” - Hens and Roosters (Joke No4), a humorous fantasy.
Camille Saint-Saëns inspired me to compose something crazy, the opposite to all my Bach-playing :-)
Despite the anxious atmosphere you made me burst out of laugh with those funny poultry !
I also loved your wedding march and Bach cantata.
You are becoming a reference for Organteq