# Paul Verlaine

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Clochi-clocha

"For this sound piece, I did not have any recordings of water, only ambient sounds from a café and the bells from the square. I modified certain elements of the recordings by reversing them and adding reverb. I also added a synth drone that gradually transforms into an organ sequence in order to …

Lost Gems of `88

In an episode that took a surprisingly long time to write, for personal reasons, I have two films to tell you about that are worth checking out and relatively easy to find. Addendum: the poem is a stanza by Paul Verlaine. For some reason, as I was writing it, the poem was attributed to Rimbaud.

Great French Poems Audiobook by François Villon

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Great French PoemsSubtitle: 35 Favourites from Villon to Baudelaire in French with English TranslationCategories: Fiction, PoetryAuthor: François VillonNarrator: Bill HomewoodPublisher: Ukemi Audiobooks from W. F. Howes LtdReleas…

115 Rimbaud: Dirty Rude Scummy Teen Drunk (Genius)

Episode 115 Rimbaud: Dirty, Rude, Scummy, Drunk, Teenage Genius. Was he a visionary poet or a victim of exploitation? This week, we expose the volatile, scandal-ridden affair between veteran Parisian poet Paul Verlaine and his 16 year old protégé, Arthur Rimbaud.  We’re diving into the wreckage o…

Verlaine's poetry performed through Debussy's musical sounds: 'Spleen' in Text and Song

Dr Mylène Dubiau-Feuillerac argues that Debussy was attracted to Paul Verlaine's poems because of their innovative character and the writer's attempt at "dislocating the poetry" in a more sonorous way than the text might represent. The last melody of the Ariettes oubliées (1903), 'Spleen', is an ex…