Gabriel Fauré

An arrangement for solo flute and concert band of the classic Fantasie by Gabriel Faure.

Fauré’s Requiem in D minor Opus 48 was composed between 1887 and 1890 and comprises seven movements, three of which have been chosen to make up this arrangement for wind orchestra. The Pie Jesu, Liber...

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An original and beautiful new guitar transcription by Fauré here for guitar duo by Jan Hron. The Grove Dictionary describes Fauré as the most advanced composer of his generation in France and notes th...

An original and beautiful new guitar transcription by Fauré here for guitar duo by Jan Hron. The Grove Dictionary describes Fauré as the most advanced composer of his generation in France and notes th...

Solo arrangements of 86 all-time favorites by 39 composers.

Contents: Romance sans paroles, Op. 17, No. 3 - First Barcarolle, Op. 26 - Third Impromptu, Op. 34 - Fourth Nocturne, Op. 36 - Fourth Barcarolle, Op. 44 - Sixth Barcarolle, Op. 70 - Clair de Lune, Op....

French composer, teacher and pianist Gabriel Fauré is remembered for the beauty and elegance of his music as well as for his harmonic and melodic innovations. This critical edition addresses sources,...

Piano music is of central importance in Fauré's oeuvre. He dedicated his "Ballade", composed in 1879, to his teacher Camille Saint-Saëns. It breaks with the epic form of the genre both through its lyr...

Fauré's '13 Barcarolles', composed over a period of almost four decades (1882-1921), are highly representative of his piano oeuvre and are considered his most characteristic works. They reflect his mo...

Fauré's four "Valses-Caprices" (1882/83-1894) (BA 10843) reflect various forms of his exploration of the waltz in connection with the free form of the caprice. The composer therefore received inspirat...

Fauré's "Pavane" for orchestra was composed in 1887, followed in the same year by a version for choir and orchestra. Three decades later, Sergei Djagilev would have the work danced by his Ballets russ...

Fauré composed his 5 Impromptus from 1881-1883 and 1906-1909 in two different creative phases. Inspired by Chopin, his brilliant early Impromptus op. 25, 31 and 34 resemble lyrical etudes that seem im...

With this early cycle (1863/64), Fauré follows in the footsteps of Mendelssohn's "Lieder ohne Worte" (Songs without Words) whilst at the same time enrolling into the French tradition of the "Romance s...

Oeuvres complètes. Série VI, Volume 2. Leinen.