Gabriel Fauré: Intermediate Sheet Music

Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) was one of the most important song composers in France at the turn of the century. His songs perfectly combine the qualities of the French "mélodie": their flowing melodies,...

This beautiful piece is an ideal recital item for the advanced cellist. The cello part is edited by Jacqueline du Pré.

The series Moments Musicaux contains popular and well-known short masterpieces and transcriptions. An admitted aim of the publisher was to release high-standard editions of these popular pieces for a...

To the Conductor: Pavane started out as a composition for small orchestra and fits well in with this arrangement for Flexible instrumentation. Please use the arrangement freely to underline the dramat...

Les Berceaux - Sylvie - Au Bord de l'Eau - Toujours. Flöte, Klavier - Spielpartitur; Einzelstimme

Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) was one of the most important song composers in France at the turn of the century. His songs perfectly combine the qualities of the French "mélodie": their flowing melodies,...

Originally for Soprano solo, this movement is taken from Faure's Requiem. This peaceful quartet version makes the most of close harmonies between the instruments, and would also be suitable for an adv...

Originally for Soprano solo, this movement is taken from Faure's Requiem. This peaceful quartet version makes the most of close harmonies between the instruments, and would also be suitable for an adv...

This charming lilting melody comes from the incidental music of Pelleas and Melisande, composed by Faure in 1898. This edition can be performed by either Flute and Piano or Flute and Clarinet

This lovely flowing melody will be instantly recognized through it's us in many television commercials and performances by leading performers.

Originally written for Piano Solo in 1863 this lovely melody has been expertly arranged for flute and piano by Julie Barker.

A delightful arrangement of this piece which achieved its fame through its use as the theme tune to 'Listen With Mother' on the radio.

Pavane refers to a stately court dance performed in elaborate and elegant clothing that was popular in the 16th and 17th centuries. Faure himself described this piece ' as 'elegant, but not otherwise...